Jenkins Pipeline Influx - Error: influxDbPublisher: not found

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Hi,

I would like some help please, I’m new to the community.

I currently have a Pipeline in Groovy in the Library (I didn’t develop it and I have no knowledge in Groovy) declared in the “Configure System”.

The InfluxDB Plugin was installed in Jenkins (InfluxDB Plugin Version3.4).

Up to this point ok.

Using a declarative-type pipeline just for testing, I can run normally and I was able to record information in Influx.

...
   stages {
        stage('STEP 1') {
            steps {
                script {
                    echo "TEST_01"
                    influxDbPublisher jenkinsEnvParameterTag: 'KEYTEST=DEV', selectedTarget: 'InfluxDB'
                }
            }
        }

However, using the official Pipeline in Groovy we are taking the error.

package XX.com.XXX.deploy

class DeployDev {

    def call (jenkins) {
        
        String credentials
        String cluster
        def ecrLogin

        String DOCKER_TAG = "${jenkins.env.APP_VERSION}.${jenkins.env.GIT_COMMIT}.${jenkins.env.BUILD_NUMBER}"

        if (jenkins.env.SKIP_BUILD_FOR_TAG?.trim()) {
            DOCKER_TAG = jenkins.env.SKIP_BUILD_FOR_TAG
        }

        jenkins.podTemplate(
            containers: [
                jenkins.containerTemplate(
                    name: 'helm', 
                    image: 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX', 
                    ttyEnabled: true, 
                    command: 'cat', 
                    alwaysPullImage: false
                ),
                jenkins.containerTemplate(
                    name: 'aws-cli', 
                    image: 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX', 
                    ttyEnabled: true, 
                    command: 'cat', 
                    alwaysPullImage: false
                )
            ],    
            yamlMergeStrategy: jenkins.merge(),
            workspaceVolume: jenkins.persistentVolumeClaimWorkspaceVolume(
                claimName: "pvc-workspace-${jenkins.env.JENKINS_AGENT_NAME}",
                readOnly: false
            )
        ) {
            jenkins.node(jenkins.POD_LABEL){
                jenkins.container('aws-cli'){
                    ecrLogin = jenkins.ecrLogin(registryIds: ['XXXXXXXXXX'])
                    def token = jenkins.sh label: 'ECR login',
                                           script: "aws ecr get-login-password",
                                           returnStdout: true
                    ecrLogin = token
                }

                jenkins.container('helm') {
                    jenkins.echo "Deploy Step"
                    jenkins.withKubeConfig([
                        credentialsId: "XXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
                        serverUrl: "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
                    ]) {
          """
                        jenkins.sh label: 'Collecting metrics', 
                            script: """
                                influxDbPublisher jenkinsEnvParameterTag: 'KEYTEST=DEV', selectedTarget: 'InfluxDB'
                            """
                    }
                    jenkins.echo 'Deploy successful! 🌟'
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

Erro:

/home/jenkins/agent/workspace/XXX/DemoInflux@tmp/durable-fd88fcc0/script.sh: line 2: influxDbPublisher: not found

What it looks like, that in Pipeline Groovy mode, the library is not being loaded (I’m not sure nor knowledge in Groovy language), if you can help please.

2

whats this random quotes about?

You are calling a groovy function (influxDbPublisher) inside your shell script (sh script: “”)
If you remove the sh/script stuff so its just

{
                                influxDbPublisher jenkinsEnvParameterTag: 'KEYTEST=DEV', selectedTarget:  ""                           
                    }
3

Thanks for the feedback.

There was an attempt, but without success.

pipe02
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The Influx line was placed outside the script, but it returns the error below

4

Error:

pipe03
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5

you prefix all your pipeline “commands” with jenkins., so you’ll probably need to do that here.