[FIXED] How to avoid interpolation of sensitive variables for a bat command in Jenkins

Issue

on Linux you can replace the double quotes by single quotes to avoid interpolation.

// WRONG!
sh("curl -u ${EXAMPLE_CREDS_USR}:${EXAMPLE_CREDS_PSW} https://example.com/")

// CORRECT!
sh('curl -u $EXAMPLE_CREDS_USR:$EXAMPLE_CREDS_PSW https://example.com/')

On Windows however, I'm not getting this to work.

Next command will work:

bat "mvn ${MAVENARGS} package -Ddlc=${DLC}"

But next command doesn't work:

bat 'mvn $MAVENARGS package -Ddlc=$DLC'

So how do you do this for a bat script?

Solution

Should be

bat 'mvn %MAVENARGS% package -Ddlc=%DLC%'

On Windows.

Answered By - Lieven Cardoen