How to use global groovy variable in external bash script

Question

This is what I have in groovy:

sh 'echo "'+params.TEST+'"'

echo params.TEST

Both returns 'hello world' which is what I'm expecting.
Now I want to use the variable in an external bash script

test.sh

:

#!/bin/bash

echo "'+params.TEST+'"

I extend my groovy script:

sh 'echo "'+params.TEST+'"'

echo params.TEST

sh './test.sh'

But the last command, the execution of the script is not printing my parameter. What am I missing here? How can I make it work

Answer 1

You can try passing it as an argument to the shell script eg.

sh 'echo "'+params.TEST+'"'
echo params.TEST
sh './test.sh "' +params.TEST + '"'

And use the argument in the shell script as

#!/bin/bash
echo $1

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