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I passed params to pipeline B and set the environment variables from parameters. However, "${params.URL}" is evaluated as null.

Pipeline A is declared in Jenkinsfile:

pipeline {
    agent any    

    stages {
        stage('Run on all repos') {

            steps { 
                script {
                    sh 'ls'
                    build job: 'run-on-single-repo'
                    parameters:
                            [string(name:'URL', value:'val')]
}}}}}

Pipeline B is declared in run-on-single-repo.groovy:

pipeline {
    agent any

    stages {

        stage('Find missing dependencies') {

            environment {

                URL = "${params.URL}"

            }

            steps { 
...

Both pipelines are configured in Jenkins as 'Pipeline script from SCM' and work.

How to pass environment variables from pipeline job A to pipeline job B?

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The issue was missing comma between build job and parameters. Below is the correct syntax:

...
                    build job: 'run-on-single-repo',
                    parameters:

... 
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  • Is run-on-single-repo.groovy the Jenkinsfile equivalent for pipelineB? How do I pass in build job: '<YOUR_PATH_HERE>' command, if it is stored on a relative path?
    – bot
    Commented May 27, 2022 at 2:17

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