How to use

annotate

method

in

hudson.util.StreamTaskListener

private PrintWriter _error(String prefix, String msg) {
  out.print(prefix);
  out.println(msg);
  // the idiom in Hudson is to use the returned writer for writing stack trace,
  // so put the marker here to indicate an exception. if the stack trace isn't actually written,
  // HudsonExceptionNote.annotate recovers gracefully.
  try {
    annotate(new HudsonExceptionNote());
  } catch (IOException e) {
    // for signature compatibility, we have to swallow this error
  }
  return new PrintWriter(
    charset!=null ? new OutputStreamWriter(out,charset) : new OutputStreamWriter(out),true);
}

private PrintWriter _error(String prefix, String msg) {
  out.print(prefix);
  out.println(msg);
  // the idiom in Hudson is to use the returned writer for writing stack trace,
  // so put the marker here to indicate an exception. if the stack trace isn't actually written,
  // HudsonExceptionNote.annotate recovers gracefully.
  try {
    annotate(new HudsonExceptionNote());
  } catch (IOException e) {
    // for signature compatibility, we have to swallow this error
  }
  return new PrintWriter(
    charset!=null ? new OutputStreamWriter(out,charset) : new OutputStreamWriter(out),true);
}

private PrintWriter _error(String prefix, String msg) {
  out.print(prefix);
  out.println(msg);
  // the idiom in Jenkins is to use the returned writer for writing stack trace,
  // so put the marker here to indicate an exception. if the stack trace isn't actually written,
  // HudsonExceptionNote.annotate recovers gracefully.
  try {
    annotate(new HudsonExceptionNote());
  } catch (IOException e) {
    // for signature compatibility, we have to swallow this error
  }
  return new PrintWriter(
    charset!=null ? new OutputStreamWriter(out,charset) : new OutputStreamWriter(out),true);
}

private PrintWriter _error(String prefix, String msg) {
  out.print(prefix);
  out.println(msg);
  // the idiom in Hudson is to use the returned writer for writing stack trace,
  // so put the marker here to indicate an exception. if the stack trace isn't actually written,
  // HudsonExceptionNote.annotate recovers gracefully.
  try {
    annotate(new HudsonExceptionNote());
  } catch (IOException e) {
    // for signature compatibility, we have to swallow this error
  }
  return new PrintWriter(
      charset != null ? new OutputStreamWriter(out, charset) : new OutputStreamWriter(out), true);
}

private PrintWriter _error(String prefix, String msg) {
  out.print(prefix);
  out.println(msg);
  // the idiom in Hudson is to use the returned writer for writing stack trace,
  // so put the marker here to indicate an exception. if the stack trace isn't actually written,
  // HudsonExceptionNote.annotate recovers gracefully.
  try {
    annotate(new HudsonExceptionNote());
  } catch (IOException e) {
    // for signature compatibility, we have to swallow this error
  }
  return new PrintWriter(
    charset!=null ? new OutputStreamWriter(out,charset) : new OutputStreamWriter(out),true);
}