Jenkins DSL scripting - Part 3 - intermediate /TL;DR/

This is the third article in my series about the journey of Jenkins DSL scripting.
In the first part we learned the basics of the DSL plugin features with detailed explanation of the building blocks to enable you to create simple pipelines.

The second part described the side effects of dynamic pipeline creation, the role of seed/boostrap job and finally demonstrated and described a simple pipeline project for an application. They were the basic part of DSL scripting and focuses on the pipeline as a whole.

Now we are entering to the intermediate level and focusing on particular problems of the pipeline creation like passing values via environment variables, using credentials to access protected resources, extending the DSL plugin functionality with the configure block to use non-covered plugin functions and so on. 

Jenkins DSL scripting - Part 2 - environment setup /TL;DR/

In my first article I wrote about the basics of the Jenkins DSL scripting. I explained my motivation to switch from static Jenkins configuration to a more dynamic one and tried to show the benefits via small examples.

In this part I'm talking about some interesting side effects of dynamic pipeline generation, the role of seed jobs, my development setup and finally I define a basic pipeline as a blueprint for other's project. I hope this entry will be shorter then the first one :)