Jenkins Pipeline Download ((full)) File From Artifactory âš¡
JFrog now recommends the Jenkins JFrog Plugin, which acts as a wrapper for the . This method is more powerful and provides better performance for large files. Example Syntax:
Configure your Artifactory server details (URL and Credentials) in > System under the JFrog Platform Instances section. Example Jenkinsfile: jenkins pipeline download file from artifactory
Install the via Manage Jenkins > Plugins . JFrog now recommends the Jenkins JFrog Plugin, which
stage('Download via CLI') { steps { // Uses the 'jf' command directly in the pipeline jf 'rt dl "my-local-repo/project-*.jar" build-artifacts/' } } Use code with caution. 3. Using curl for Simple Downloads Example Jenkinsfile: Install the via Manage Jenkins >
Integrating with Jenkins Pipelines is a standard practice for managing binary dependencies and build artifacts. You can download files using the Jenkins Artifactory Plugin with "File Specs," the newer JFrog CLI-based plugin , or simple curl commands for quick retrievals. 1. Using the Jenkins Artifactory Plugin (Spec-based)
The most common method uses the with a JSON-based File Spec to define exactly which files to download and where to place them. Prerequisites:
pipeline { agent any stages { stage('Download Artifact') { steps { script { // Reference the server ID configured in Jenkins Global Configuration def server = Artifactory.server 'my-artifactory-server' // Define the download pattern and target directory def downloadSpec = """{ "files": [ { "pattern": "my-local-repo/path/to/artifact.zip", "target": "downloads/" } ] }""" // Execute the download server.download spec: downloadSpec } } } } } Use code with caution. 2. Using the Newer Jenkins JFrog Plugin (CLI-based)
