JesperJ
5 years agoNew Contributor
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renameTo + tiimestamp
Hello everyone, I have this piece of groovy script that renames a file, this works fine as long as the name of the newfile doesn't change. However I wish to rename file = filename + timestamp (yyyy-m...
- 5 years ago
Are you able to manually rename a file with a name that looks like what you want? Perhaps it's a Windows format issue.
The other thing I would check is whether or not your date is actually a string. It looks like one but it might not be and you may need to convert it to one before you can use it in a file name.
- 5 years ago
A co worker just found this solution for me that works, I owe him :-)
import groovy.io.FileType def now = new Date() def oldfile = new File("C:/temp/ISPC-OUTPUT.xlsx") String empty = "" oldfile.parentFile.eachFile (FileType.FILES) { file -> curDate = now.format("yyyyMMdd", TimeZone.getTimeZone('UTC')) String newName = file.path newName = newName.replaceAll(~/ISPC-OUTPUT/, "ISPC-OUTPUT"+"_"+curDate) file.renameTo newName log.info "New Name:- "+newName }