A Beginner’s Guide to Jenkins — Post Build Actions
Post build actions that execute after all the stages have completed.
Welcome back to our Jenkins journey! In our previous discussion, we delved into Jenkinsfile and explored the common stages like build, test, and deploy.
This time, we will dive into a more Jenkinsfile feature: post build actions.
One of the remarkable aspects of post build actions is their adaptability. You can specify different conditions under which your scripts or logic will execute. Whether your build has succeeded or encountered hiccups, you have the means to orchestrate the perfect finale.
Now, let’s dive it!
Post Build Actions
Post build actions serve as the final flourish. They allow you to define logic or scripts that execute after all the stages in your pipeline have completed their roles.
What makes post build actions truly versatile is the ability to specify different conditions for their execution.
Let’s dive into these conditions:
- Always: When you use the “always” condition in the post block, it means that the associated script or logic will execute no matter the outcome of the build. Whether it’s a resounding success…