How to pass multiple parameter to --detect.maven.build.command for blackduck hub scanning of maven project using jenkins - powershell

Question

I am passing below command as PowerShell in Jenkins:
powershell "[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = 'tls12'; irm https://detect.synopsys.com/detect.ps1?$(Get-Random) | iex; detect" --blackduck.url=$env:HUB_URL --blackduck.trust.cert=true --blackduck.api.token=$env:BLACKDUCK_HUB_TOKEN --detect.project.name=$env:HUB_PROJECT_NAME --detect.project.version.name=$env:VERSION --detect.maven.include.plugins=true --detect.included.detector.types=maven --detect.maven.build.command="E:\apache-maven-3.0.3\bin\mvn.cmd -f pom.xml -s settings.xml -gs settings.xml clean install -DIafConfigSuffix=Cert"`
but when detect executed, --detect.maven.build.command only pass 1st command as highlighted below:
> "C:\Users\a900565\AppData\Local\Temp/synopsys-detect-6.5.0.jar"
> "--blackduck.url=https://blackduckhub.deere.com"
> "--blackduck.trust.cert=true" "--blackduck.api.token=********"
> "--detect.project.name=**********"
> "--detect.project.version.name=master"
> "--detect.maven.include.plugins=true"
> "--detect.included.detector.types=maven"
> "--detect.maven.build.command=E:\apache-maven-3.0.3\bin\mvn.cmd" "-f"
> "pom.xml" "-s" "settings.xml" "-gs" "settings.xml" "clean" "install"
> "-DIafConfigSuffix=Cert" 07:58:14 Java Source:
> JAVA_HOME/bin/java=C:\Program Files\Amazon
> Corretto\jdk1.8.0_202/bin/java 07:58:15 ______ _ _
> 07:58:15 | _ \ | | | | 07:58:15 | | | |___| |_ ___ ___|
> |_ 07:58:15 | | | / _ \ __/ _ \/ __| __| 07:58:15 | |/ / __/ || __/
> (__| |_ 07:58:15 |___/ \___|\__\___|\___|\__| 07:58:15 07:58:17
> 07:58:17 Detect Version: 6.5.0 07:58:17 07:58:17 2020-09-11 07:58:17
> INFO [main] --- 07:58:17 2020-09-11 07:58:17 INFO [main] ---
> Current property values: 07:58:17 2020-09-11 07:58:17 INFO [main] ---
> --property = value [notes] 07:58:18 2020-09-11 07:58:17 INFO [main] --- ------------------------------------------------------------ 07:58:18 2020-09-11 07:58:17 INFO [main] --- blackduck.api.token =
> **************************************************************************************************** [cmd] 07:58:18 2020-09-11 07:58:17 INFO [main] ---
> blackduck.trust.cert = true [cmd] 07:58:18 2020-09-11 07:58:17 INFO
> [main] --- blackduck.url = ************* [cmd] 07:58:18 2020-09-11
> 07:58:17 INFO [main] --- detect.included.detector.types = maven [cmd]
> 07:58:18 2020-09-11 07:58:17 INFO [main] ---
> **detect.maven.build.command = E:\apache-maven-3.0.3\bin\mvn.cmd [cmd]** 07:58:18 2020-09-11 07:58:17 INFO [main] ---
> detect.maven.include.plugins = true [cmd] 07:58:18 2020-09-11
> 07:58:17 INFO [main] --- detect.project.name = ********* [cmd]
> 07:58:18 2020-09-11 07:58:17 INFO [main] ---
> detect.project.version.name = master [cmd]
How can i pass multiple parameter to detect.maven.build.command?

Answer 1

Solution
The issue is related to your nested quotation characters and lack of escape characters. I've taken your PowerShell command and formatted the string correctly with the appropriate escape characters.
powershell label: '', script: '''
[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = \'tls12\';
irm https://detect.synopsys.com/detect.ps1?$(Get-Random) | iex;
detect
--blackduck.url=$env:HUB_URL
--blackduck.trust.cert=true
--blackduck.api.token=$env:BLACKDUCK_HUB_TOKEN
--detect.project.name=$env:HUB_PROJECT_NAME
--detect.project.version.name=$env:VERSION
--detect.maven.include.plugins=true
--detect.included.detector.types=maven
--detect.maven.build.command="E:\\apache-maven-3.0.3\\bin\\mvn.cmd -f pom.xml -s settings.xml -gs settings.xml clean install -DIafConfigSuffix=Cert"
'''
Pipeline Syntax Generator
You can auto generate this script by using the pipeline syntax generator in Jenkins. Configure a pipeline and click the pipeline syntax hyperlink at the bottom. See image below.
From there you can enter the PowerShell script and click Generate Pipeline Script
Post Script
I noticed that your PowerShell script has some seemingly misplaced quotation marks. If my script doesn't run, please post the PowerShell script that you run directly from the PowerShell console and I will update my answer

Answer 2

See quoting and escaping info here
So, seeing detect is only grabbing the first "word" of your maven command, consider putting a backtick ` before each of the spaces (and maybe some other special characters) in your maven command.
Other useful options, though maybe not useful here:
-hv
--logging.level.com.synopsys.integration=TRACE