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Key: QB-3568
Type: New Feature New Feature
Status: Closed Closed
Resolution: Won't Fix
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Robin Shen
Reporter: Jerry Lee
Votes: 0
Watchers: 1
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Able to create user custom function in somewhere and share in everywhere.

Created: 07/May/20 09:56 AM   Updated: 19/Feb/21 01:49 AM
Component/s: None
Affects Version/s: 10.0.11
Fix Version/s: None

Original Estimate: 4 weeks Remaining Estimate: 4 weeks Time Spent: Unknown
Environment: N/A


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Hello, I have an query to improve QuickBuild's admin experience.

In my case, I've implemented various steps to make essential system.
Usually, I create the function(func_A) in steps to use.
Therefore, to change the function(func_A), I need to modify all the steps where that function(func_A) located.
Sometimes, it causes human error and hard to change it.

I'm not sure that this is an good idea but I would like to ask you.

If user could implement user defined function(func_A) in somewhere like Configuration, Plugin and QuickBuild could share, it would be very nice.
A function(func_A) need to be written at once and steps and variables do not need to re-write that whole function(func_A) all the time.

Of course I know that it could be done by adding function(func_A) in QuickBuild source code, but it requires restart to apply it when it modified.

So, if it is possoble, why don't you implment this kind of feature in QuickBuild?
Thanks.

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Robin Shen [07/May/20 10:28 AM]
You may define a variable named "funcA" say in root configuration with value set to body of that function, and use groovy's Eval facility to evaluate value of variable "funcA" as code like below:

groovy:
Eval.me(vars.getValue("context", ["build":build, "configuration":configuration], "funcA"));

Inside body of funcA you may access context.build, context.configuration to currently running build/configuration. etc.