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Set Build To Unstable Jenkins. The nexusiq platform jenkins plugin provides a nexuspolicyevaluation() step. There is now a more elegant solution, that not only allows you to set a stage and the job result to unstable. Set stage result to unstable prints a message to the log and sets the overall build result and the stage result to unstable. The following source code of the `jenkinsfile` contains comments that describe each single step. This step sets stage result and the build result unstable. Using catcherror, you can set any. I've a pipeline with stages where one of the stage, intermittently takes longer than expectation and hence using timeout to abort it. The example below show how to handle failed tests (where for example ctest. Fortunately, we can execute blocks of code in a script block. I have a stage in my jenkins declarative pipeline that looks like:

I have a stage in my jenkins declarative pipeline that looks like: The example below show how to handle failed tests (where for example ctest. Using catcherror, you can set any. Set stage result to unstable prints a message to the log and sets the overall build result and the stage result to unstable. Fortunately, we can execute blocks of code in a script block. I've a pipeline with stages where one of the stage, intermittently takes longer than expectation and hence using timeout to abort it. The following source code of the `jenkinsfile` contains comments that describe each single step. There is now a more elegant solution, that not only allows you to set a stage and the job result to unstable. The nexusiq platform jenkins plugin provides a nexuspolicyevaluation() step. This step sets stage result and the build result unstable.

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Set Build To Unstable Jenkins Set stage result to unstable prints a message to the log and sets the overall build result and the stage result to unstable. Fortunately, we can execute blocks of code in a script block. This step sets stage result and the build result unstable. There is now a more elegant solution, that not only allows you to set a stage and the job result to unstable. Set stage result to unstable prints a message to the log and sets the overall build result and the stage result to unstable. I've a pipeline with stages where one of the stage, intermittently takes longer than expectation and hence using timeout to abort it. Using catcherror, you can set any. The following source code of the `jenkinsfile` contains comments that describe each single step. The nexusiq platform jenkins plugin provides a nexuspolicyevaluation() step. The example below show how to handle failed tests (where for example ctest. I have a stage in my jenkins declarative pipeline that looks like: