Examples with PluginWrapper hudson.PluginWrapper used on opensource projects

Example 16 with PluginWrapper

use of hudson.PluginWrapper in project dependency-check-plugin by jenkinsci.

the class AbstractDependencyCheckBuilder method perform.

/**
 * This method is called whenever the build step is executed.
 */
@Override
public void perform(@Nonnull final Run<?, ?> build, @Nonnull final FilePath filePath, @Nonnull final Launcher launcher, @Nonnull final TaskListener listener) throws InterruptedException, IOException {
    // Determine if the build should be skipped or not
    if (isSkip(build, listener)) {
        build.setResult(Result.SUCCESS);
        return;
    }
    // Get the version of the plugin and print it out
    final PluginWrapper wrapper = Jenkins.getInstance().getPluginManager().getPlugin(DependencyCheckDescriptor.PLUGIN_ID);
    listener.getLogger().println(OUT_TAG + wrapper.getLongName() + " v" + wrapper.getVersion());
    final ClassLoader classLoader = wrapper.classLoader;
    final boolean isMaster = build.getExecutor().getOwner().getNode() == Jenkins.getInstance();
    // Node-agnostic execution of Dependency-Check
    boolean success;
    if (isMaster) {
        success = launcher.getChannel().call(new DependencyCheckExecutor(options, listener, classLoader));
    } else {
        success = launcher.getChannel().call(new DependencyCheckExecutor(options, listener));
    }
    if (success) {
        build.setResult(Result.SUCCESS);
    } else {
        build.setResult(Result.FAILURE);
    }
}

Example 17 with PluginWrapper

use of hudson.PluginWrapper in project support-core-plugin by jenkinsci.

the class AboutJenkins method addContents.

@Override
public void addContents(@NonNull Container container) {
    List<PluginWrapper> activePlugins = new ArrayList<PluginWrapper>();
    List<PluginWrapper> disabledPlugins = new ArrayList<PluginWrapper>();
    populatePluginsLists(activePlugins, disabledPlugins);
    container.add(new AboutContent(activePlugins));
    container.add(new ItemsContent());
    container.add(new NodesContent());
    container.add(new ActivePlugins(activePlugins));
    container.add(new DisabledPlugins(disabledPlugins));
    container.add(new FailedPlugins());
    container.add(new Dockerfile(activePlugins, disabledPlugins));
    container.add(new MasterChecksumsContent());
    for (final Node node : Jenkins.getInstance().getNodes()) {
        container.add(new NodeChecksumsContent(node));
    }
}

Example 18 with PluginWrapper

use of hudson.PluginWrapper in project promoted-builds-plugin by jenkinsci.

the class JobDslPromotionProcessConverter method obtainClassOwnership.

@CheckForNull
private String obtainClassOwnership() {
    if (this.classOwnership != null) {
        return this.classOwnership;
    }
    if (pm == null) {
        Jenkins j = Jenkins.getInstanceOrNull();
        pm = j != null ? j.getPluginManager() : null;
    }
    if (pm == null) {
        return null;
    }
    // TODO: possibly recursively scan super class to discover dependencies
    PluginWrapper p = pm.whichPlugin(hudson.plugins.promoted_builds.PromotionProcess.class);
    this.classOwnership = p != null ? p.getShortName() + '@' + trimVersion(p.getVersion()) : null;
    return this.classOwnership;
}

Example 19 with PluginWrapper

use of hudson.PluginWrapper in project promoted-builds-plugin by jenkinsci.

the class GroovyConditionDescriptor method isApplicable.

@Override
public boolean isApplicable(final AbstractProject<?, ?> item) {
    final PluginManager pluginManager = Jenkins.get().getPluginManager();
    final PluginWrapper plugin = pluginManager.getPlugin("script-security");
    return plugin != null && plugin.isActive();
}