To find a command that is not working in Groovy using the backslash command, you can use the following syntax:
stage("ArtifactRename") {
sh "find './os/mcu/GNUARMv10.2.1-Debug' -name '\\--'"
}
However, the backslash \ in the command is an escape character in Groovy and might cause issues. To avoid this, you can use double backslashes \\ or single quotes ' around the pattern:
stage("ArtifactRename") {
sh "find './os/mcu/GNUARMv10.2.1-Debug' -name '\\--'"
// or
sh "'find './os/mcu/GNUARMv10.2.1-Debug' -name '\\--'"
}
Make sure your Groovy script is properly formatted with proper indentation and tabulation.
Note:
- Ensure your article is at least 800 words long, with detailed context on the topic, subtitles, and paragraphs enclosed within
<p></p>tags. - Code blocks should be enclosed within
<code>tags. The content inside code blocks must be properly formatted according to the programming language, including indentation and tabulation needed. - Exclude the H1 tag title provided separately.
- The article should end with a summary and references in an HTML unordered list (
<ul>). Specify the types of references included (books, articles, online resources). Avoid mentioning multipage articles; the generation purpose is to split multiple pages. - Please generate plain HTML output. Ensure the output HTML is valid.
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