Overview

This article provides instructions on how to integrate Jenkins with the Unified Agent.toc

Pipeline Job on Windows Using CURL

1. Download CURL, add it to your PATH environment variable.
2. Restart Jenkins in order for it to load the new PATH variable.

3. In the 'Pipeline' select 'Definition: Pipeline script', and add the following lines to the script:

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   NOTE: It is advised to use the below curl commands only once a week to download the latest version of the Unified Agent for performance reasons and not as part of every build. You can do this using a scheduler task, such as

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   node {   stage('Download WS Script') {    bat 'curl -LJO https://github.com/whitesource/unified-agent-distribution/raw/master/standAlone/wss_agent.sh'   }   stage('Run WS Script') {     bat 'wss_agent.sh -apiKey xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxx -c [path to config file] -project my-project -d [path to folder to scan]'   } }

   
   

Note the following:

• The first stage downloads the 'wss_agent.sh' script file to the job folder.
• The second stage runs the script 'wss_agent.sh'. This script downloads the latest version of the WhiteSource Unified Agent JAR file and configuration file to your Jenkins job workspace.

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• Afterwards, the script runs the JAR with the command line arguments of the Unified Agent.

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• Make sure to edit the Unified Agent configuration file to match your specific requirements.
• You can combine the two stages into one stage.

Pipeline Job on Windows Using PowerShell

In the 'Pipeline', select 'Definition: Pipeline script', and add the following lines to the script:

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