[JENKINS-62772] Not able to send data to Influx DB using Groovy Closure

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I am trying to send the data from a groovy map in iterations to influx DB. The data is collected using 

 

def testCaseDuration = ''
def testCaseDetails = [:]

def xmlText = new XmlSlurper().parseText(xml)

xmlText.testsuite.testcase.each { testcase ->
    testCaseDuration = testcase['@​time'].toString()
    testCaseDuration = testCaseDuration.substring(testCaseDuration.lastIndexOf(":") + 1)
    testCaseDetails[testcase.@​name] = testCaseDuration
}

 

testCaseDetails.each { testcase, duration ->
    println "testCaseDetails in loop: TestCase Name: ${testcase} = TestCase Duratiom ${duration}"

    def testField = [:]
    def testTag = [:]
    def testDataMeasurementFields = [:]
    def testDataMeasurementTags = [:]
    testField['total'] = testcase
    testField['passed'] = duration
    testTag['infra'] = 'aws'
    testTag['space'] = 'dev'
    testDataMeasurementFields['apitest1'] = testField
    testDataMeasurementTags['apitest1'] = testTag

    influxDbPublisher(selectedTarget: 'jenkins', customDataMap: testDataMeasurementFields,
    customDataMapTags: testDataMeasurementTags)

}

 

The first insertion to influx DB happens and following which it gives the below error 

 
20:14:29 in object org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.cps.CpsThreadGroup@​5fe1b10b*20:14:29* Caused: java.io.NotSerializableException: groovy.util.slurpersupport.NodeChild

 

How do i push the data to influxDB using the loop or closure in jenkins pipeline

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Originally reported by karthik_hg, imported from: Not able to send data to Influx DB using Groovy Closure

• assignee: vjuranek
• status: Open
• priority: Blocker
• component(s): groovy-plugin, influxdb-plugin
• resolution: Unresolved
• votes: 0
• watchers: 2
• imported: 20260604-161841

Raw content of original issue

I am trying to send the data from a groovy map in iterations to influx DB. The data is collected using 

 


def testCaseDuration = ''
def testCaseDetails = [:]

def xmlText = new XmlSlurper().parseText(xml)

xmlText.testsuite.testcase.each { testcase ->
    testCaseDuration = testcase['@time'].toString()
    testCaseDuration = testCaseDuration.substring(testCaseDuration.lastIndexOf(":") + 1)
    testCaseDetails[testcase.@name] = testCaseDuration
}

 

testCaseDetails.each { testcase, duration ->
    println "testCaseDetails in loop: TestCase Name: ${testcase} = TestCase Duratiom ${duration}"

    def testField = [:]
    def testTag = [:]
    def testDataMeasurementFields = [:]
    def testDataMeasurementTags = [:]
    testField['total'] = testcase
    testField['passed'] = duration
    testTag['infra'] = 'aws'
    testTag['space'] = 'dev'
    testDataMeasurementFields['apitest1'] = testField
    testDataMeasurementTags['apitest1'] = testTag

    influxDbPublisher(selectedTarget: 'jenkins', customDataMap: testDataMeasurementFields,
    customDataMapTags: testDataMeasurementTags)

}


 
The first insertion to influx DB happens and following which it gives the below error 
 
20:14:29  	in object org.jenkinsci.plugins.workflow.cps.CpsThreadGroup@5fe1b10b*20:14:29*  Caused: java.io.NotSerializableException: groovy.util.slurpersupport.NodeChild
 
How do i push the data to influxDB using the loop or closure in jenkins pipeline

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aleksisimell:

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• Raw content of original comment:

  karthik_hg Does your script work if you comment out the call for InfluxDBPublisher()?
  
  The InfluxDBPublisher call in itself looks good, except that I think you'd overwrite your own data for each iteration. Time and tags are the primary key in InfluxDB and you're using the same tags for each iteration and you're not changing the time.
  
  I'm not that familiar with groovy looping, that I could say for certain, but your error could be in your loop syntax. Although it might be technically correct, it might be non-serializable, thus giving you the error.
  

karthik_hg Does your script work if you comment out the call for InfluxDBPublisher()?

The InfluxDBPublisher call in itself looks good, except that I think you'd overwrite your own data for each iteration. Time and tags are the primary key in InfluxDB and you're using the same tags for each iteration and you're not changing the time.

I'm not that familiar with groovy looping, that I could say for certain, but your error could be in your loop syntax. Although it might be technically correct, it might be non-serializable, thus giving you the error.