Requesting the very simplest example

DavidGangel commented 7 years ago

Hi,

Can someone please post a very simple example of the groovy script when feeding the Axis just manually through the groovy script? It would help to proceed forward to the real dynamic way.

Thank you!

DavidGangel commented 7 years ago

Hi,

I tried the most simple way by using the example on the doc:

combinations=[
    [ axis1: "a", axis2: "x" ],
    [ axis1: "a", axis2: "y" ],
    [ axis1: "a", axis2: "z" ],
    [ axis1: "b", axis2: "x" ],
    [ axis1: "b", axis2: "y" ],
    [ axis1: "b", axis2: "z" ]
]

println combinations

combinations.each{

                if(it.axis2 == 'z')
                      return

                result[it.axis2] = result[it.axis2] ?: []
                result[it.axis2] << it
}

println result

return [result, true]

Now when running the job with such a script I get NPE: Commit message: "Trying."

git config core.sparsecheckout # timeout=10 git checkout -f 990de8646e3d4f373c62e760b65a615d60aefd89 git rev-list 990de8646e3d4f373c62e760b65a615d60aefd89 # timeout=10 [[axis1:a, axis2:x], [axis1:a, axis2:y], [axis1:a, axis2:z], [axis1:b, axis2:x], [axis1:b, axis2:y], [axis1:b, axis2:z]] [x:[[axis1:a, axis2:x], [axis1:b, axis2:x]], y:[[axis1:a, axis2:y], [axis1:b, axis2:y]]] Set build name. New build name is '140-LIVE' Running x FATAL: null java.lang.NullPointerException

That's all in the console. There is no debug information at all.

Can someone please help to figure out what do I need to do in order to have a simple run?

Thank you.

JeremyMarshall commented 7 years ago

Hi did you upgrade to the latest version? as there is a change to the latest version to return if to continue on error or not.

try return result to return

Regards Jeremy

On Tue, Aug 15, 2017 at 7:49 PM, DavidGangel notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

I tried the most simple way by using the example on the doc:

combinations=[ [ axis1: "a", axis2: "x" ], [ axis1: "a", axis2: "y" ], [ axis1: "a", axis2: "z" ], [ axis1: "b", axis2: "x" ], [ axis1: "b", axis2: "y" ], [ axis1: "b", axis2: "z" ] ]

println combinations

combinations.each{
          if(it.axis2 == 'z')
                return

          result[it.axis2] = result[it.axis2] ?: []
          result[it.axis2] << it
}

println result

return [result, true]

Now when running the job with such a script I get NPE: Commit message: "Trying."

git config core.sparsecheckout # timeout=10 git checkout -f 990de8646e3d4f373c62e760b65a615d60aefd89 git rev-list 990de8646e3d4f373c62e760b65a615d60aefd89 # timeout=10 [[axis1:a, axis2:x], [axis1:a, axis2:y], [axis1:a, axis2:z], [axis1:b, axis2:x], [axis1:b, axis2:y], [axis1:b, axis2:z]] [x:[[axis1:a, axis2:x], [axis1:b, axis2:x]], y:[[axis1:a, axis2:y], [axis1:b, axis2:y]]] Set build name. New build name is '140-LIVE' Running x FATAL: null java.lang.NullPointerException

That's all in the console. There is no debug information at all.

Can someone please help to figure out what do I need to do in order to have a simple run?

Thank you.

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DavidGangel commented 7 years ago

Hi Jeremy,

Thank you for your respond. I got the same error when I just return with the single result.

I'm using:

Matrix Groovy Execution Strategy PluginMatrix Groovy Execution Strategy Plugin | 1.0.6

DavidGangel commented 7 years ago

Hi Jeremy,

If I add user defined axis with their values to the configuration, then the NPE is not happening and the job succeeds. But the main target of this plugin shouldn't be to give the ability to define the axis diynamically without manual axis definition? Sorry if I understand something incorrectly, then please correct me.

Thank you.

Best regards, David Gangel

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Requesting the very simplest example #17