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24	24	At the top of the Jenkinsfile add a buildDiscarder to the properties to let Jenkins delete old artifacts or complete job executions:
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26		-{{code language="groovy" title="ℹ **Example**"}}
	26	+{{code language="groovy" title="ℹ **Example**
	27	+ "}}
27	27	properties([
28	28	buildDiscarder(logRotator(numToKeepStr: '50', artifactNumToKeepStr: '5'))
29	29	])
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41	41	Instead of having pipelines just triggered on source code changes you can also use cron syntax to define dates and times that shoud automatically trigger the pipeline.
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43		-{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Example**"}}
	44	+{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Example**
	45	+ "}}
44	44	properties([
45	45	pipelineTriggers([cron('TZ=Europe/Berlin \n 00 08 * * 1-5')])
46	46	])
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55	55	At the top of the Jenkinsfile add a durabilityHint to the properties:
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57		-{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Example**"}}
	59	+{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Example**
	60	+ "}}
58	58	properties([
59	59	durabilityHint('PERFORMANCE_OPTIMIZED')
60	60	])
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81	81	Supported symbolic name is 'maven'. The exact version can be looked up at the start page of your Jenkins, e.g. [[https:~~/~~/CUSTOMER.devops.t-systems.net/jenkins/>>url:https://CUSTOMER.devops.t-systems.net/jenkins/||shape="rect"]]
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83		-{{code language="groovy" title="ℹ **Scripted Pipeline**"}}
	86	+{{code language="groovy" title="ℹ **Scripted Pipeline**
	87	+ "}}
84	84	withMaven(maven: 'maven')
85	85	{
86	86	sh 'mvn --version'
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96	96	The following examples use jdk17.
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98		-{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Scripted Pipeline**"}}
	102	+{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Scripted Pipeline**
	103	+ "}}
99	99	env.JAVA_HOME = "${tool 'jdk17'}"
100	100	env.PATH="${env.JAVA_HOME}/bin:${env.PATH}"
101	101	sh 'java -version'
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104	104	When you use the [[doc:Jenkins.Jenkins Shared Library.WebHome]] you simply do
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106		-{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Scripted Pipeline**"}}
	111	+{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Scripted Pipeline**
	112	+ "}}
107	107	@Library('sdcloud') _
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109	109	sdcPipeline(jdk: 'jdk17')
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118	118	The following examples use 'nodejs18'.
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120		-{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Scripted Pipeline**"}}
	126	+{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Scripted Pipeline**
	127	+ "}}
121	121	env.NODEJS_HOME = "${tool 'nodejs18'}"
122	122	env.PATH="${env.NODEJS_HOME}/bin:${env.PATH}"
123	123	sh 'node --version'
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127	127	When you use the [[doc:Jenkins.Jenkins Shared Library.WebHome]] you simply do
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129		-{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Scripted Pipeline**"}}
	136	+{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Scripted Pipeline**
	137	+ "}}
130	130	@Library('sdcloud') _
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132	132	sdcPipeline(nodejs: 'nodejs18')
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133	133	{{/code}}
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135	135	to use the nodejs version of your choice. See [[doc:Jenkins.Jenkins Shared Library.WebHome||anchor="PipelineCustomization"]] for more information.
136		-
137		-== Golang ==
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139		-The supported symbolic names are listed at the start page of your Jenkins (e.g. [[https:~~/~~/CUSTOMER.devops.t-systems.net/jenkins/>>url:https://CUSTOMER.devops.t-systems.net/jenkins/||shape="rect"]]) and start with 'go'. As an example 'go1.25' would be referring to the latest release of Golang v1.25. The short name 'go' is usually set to the recommended LTS version of Golang.
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141		-The following examples use 'go1.25'.
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143		-{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Scripted Pipeline**"}}
144		-def root = tool type: 'go', name: go1.25
145		-withEnv(["GOROOT=${root}", "PATH+GO=${root}/bin"]) {
146		- sh 'go version'
147		-}
148		-{{/code}}
149		-
150		-When you use the [[doc:Jenkins.Jenkins Shared Library.WebHome]] you simply do
151		-
152		-{{code language="groovy" title="**ℹ Scripted Pipeline**"}}
153		-@Library('sdcloud') _
154		-
155		-sdcPipeline(go: 'go1.25')
156		-{{/code}}
157		-
158		-to use the go version of your choice. See [[doc:Jenkins.Jenkins Shared Library.WebHome||anchor="PipelineCustomization"]] for more information.