Enable multiple replay script overrides via Jenkins CLI #227
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This is an extension of the -s flag in replay-pipeline for Jenkins CLI.
I've added a new flag (-S) that accepts a tarball of scripts, which override multiple scripts at once. This allows me (and others, hopefully) to develop complex pipeline scripts locally, and test the scripts against a development instance of Jenkins before committing them to source control.
I suspect there are some things to clean up, and I'm happy to do so, if I could get a review.
Using this looks like:
Thanks