Use of Jenkins environment variables

Two ways to use

1. Use the $ flag directly: such as $BUILD_STATUS

2. Use the ${} flag: such as ${BUILD_STATUS}

 

 

Remark:

If the batch command is used to use environment variables, it is marked by %%, such as % BUILD_STATUS %

 

 

List of environment variables:

 

BUILD_NUMBER, uniquely identifies a build, such as 23;

 

BUILD_ID, basically equivalent to BUILD_NUMBER, but a string, such as 2011-11-15_16-06-21;

 

JOB_NAME, the name of the job, such as JavaHelloWorld;

 

BUILD_TAG, the same as BUILD_ID, BUILD_NUMBER, is used to uniquely identify a build globally, such as jenkins-JavaHelloWorld-23;

EXECUTOR_NUMBER, eg 0;

 

NODE_NAME, the name of the slave, such as MyServer01;

 

NODE_LABELS, the label of the slave, identifies the use of the slave, such as JavaHelloWorldMyServer01;

 

JAVA_HOME,  the home directory of Java , such as C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0_01;

 

WORKSPACE, the current working directory of the job, such as c:\jenkins\workspace\JavaHelloWorld;

HUDSON_URL = JENKINS_URL， jenkins的url，例如http://localhost:8000/；

 

BUILD_URL，build的url 例如http://localhost:8000/job/JavaHelloWorld/23/；

 

JOB_URL, the url of the job, such as http://localhost:8000/job/JavaHelloWorld/;

 

SVN_REVISION, revison of svn, for example 4;

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