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Implement SimpleBuildStep #41

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@bmtKIA6 bmtKIA6 commented Jun 7, 2016

Following the migration guidelines, quick and dirty attempt to implement SimpleBuildStep

https://jenkins.io/blog/2016/05/25/update-plugin-for-pipeline/

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Theoretically, it should be a publisher. I'll review it and get back to you in a few weeks ok?

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Please, what is the status of this task?

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ok, but will be implemented?

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It it makes sense. Internally, its a hack so it needs proper evaluation. You're free to try the patch and use it locally

Thank you

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crisp2u commented Jul 19, 2017

Hello, any updates on this ? We are stuck with freestyle jobs because we use AWS Eb deployments.

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public boolean perform() throws Exception {
AWSEBDeploymentConfig
deploymentConfig =
deploymentBuilder.asConfig().replacedCopy(new Utils.Replacer(build, listener));
deploymentBuilder.asConfig();//.replacedCopy(new Utils.Replacer(build, listener));
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@bmtKIA6 Is there a reason for changing the substitution code ? I tested your patch but now the application version does lost variable replacement functionality.

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