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Just a note: The edition of Apache Groovy that's bundled with Jenkins has its collections API crippled, so it provides a less "functional" experience than when
by vorg 9y ago
Just a note: The edition of Apache Groovy that's bundled with Jenkins has its collections API crippled, so it provides a less "functional" experience than when Groovy's used for normal scripting. Given that easy access to the map-reduce-filter paradigm is the main reason I'd give up static typing to use Python/Ruby/Groovy, I don't know how you put up with it.
- inferiorhuman 9y agoWell, what other languages aside from Groovy give you access to the pipeline "api" in Jenkins? AFAIK there's not a lot of choice in the matter there. Honestly though the biggest problem I have is that there's nearly zero pipeline documentation for Jenkins. The language itself is neither here nor there (but by virtue of not being a Java guy, I don't have a particularly robust development environment setup).