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https://github.com/saghosh8/jenkinsfile


https://github.com/saghosh8/jenkinsfile

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## Understanding the Project
**Project Purpose:**

This project is a collection of Groovy scripts designed for Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipelines. The scripts cover various aspects of CI/CD, such as:

* **Agent management:** `add-agent-each-stage.groovy`
* **Job orchestration:** `call-job1-from-job2.groovy`
* **Advanced CI/CD concepts:** `ci-cd-advanced.groovy`, `complete-ci-cd.groovy`
* **Environment management:** `environment-variables.groovy`
* **Error handling:** `error-handling.groovy`
* **User interaction:** `manual-input.groovy`
* **Parallel execution:** `parallel-stages.groovy`
* **Pipeline configuration:** `parameters-triggers.groovy`
* **Notifications:** `sending-email.groovy`
* **Conditional execution:** `when-condition.groovy`

**Target Audience:**

This project is intended for developers and DevOps engineers who are familiar with Groovy and Jenkins (or a similar CI/CD platform).

#### **Project Overview**

* Brief description of the project and its purpose.
* Target audience.
* Prerequisites (e.g., Groovy, Jenkins, other tools).

#### **Getting Started**

* Installation instructions (if applicable).
* Basic usage examples.
* How to run individual scripts.

#### **Script Descriptions**

* Brief descriptions of each Groovy script, including:
* Purpose
* Inputs/outputs
* Usage examples (if applicable)

#### **Examples**

* Code snippets demonstrating how to use the scripts.
* Complete pipeline examples.

#### **Contributing**

* Guidelines for contributing to the project.

### **Additional Considerations**

* **Code Formatting:** Ensure consistent code formatting and indentation for readability.
* **Comments:** Add comments to explain the logic within the scripts.
* **Testing:** Include unit tests or integration tests to verify script functionality.
* **Documentation:** Provide detailed documentation for each script, including parameters, return values, and error handling.

By following this structure and providing clear explanations, you can create a helpful README.md file that guides users in understanding and utilizing the project.