#Jenkins Gradle Properties

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<@&987246554085740594> please have a look, thanks.

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To load a gradle.properties file in Jenkins, you can follow these steps:

  1. Open your Jenkins project and go to the configuration page.
  2. Under the "Build" section, click on "Add build step" and select "Invoke Gradle script".
  3. In the "Use Gradle Wrapper" section, select the desired Gradle version.
  4. In the "Tasks" field, specify the tasks you want to execute (e.g., clean build).
  5. Scroll down to the "Advanced" section and click on it to expand.
  6. In the "Switches" field, add -Dgradle.user.home=<path_to_properties_file>.

Now, there are two ways to provide the gradle.properties file:

Option 1: Uploading from your PC

  • On your Jenkins server, navigate to your project's workspace directory.
  • Place your gradle.properties file in this workspace directory.
  • In the "Switches" field mentioned above, provide -Dgradle.user.home=$WORKSPACE.

Option 2: Uploading as a credential

  • On your Jenkins server, go to "Credentials" from the main dashboard.
  • Click on "System", then "Global credentials (unrestricted)", and finally "Add Credentials".
  • Fill in the necessary details (e.g., ID, description) and choose a file type credential.
  • Upload your gradle.properties file as a credential.
  • In the "Switches" field mentioned above, provide -Dgradle.user.home=/var/lib/jenkins/.jenkins/credentials/<credential_id>.

Remember to replace <path_to_properties_file> with either $WORKSPACE or /var/lib/jenkins/.jenkins/credentials/<credential_id> based on which option you choose.

Save your Jenkins configuration changes and run a build for your project. The specified gradle.properties file should now be loaded during the build process.