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gbois commented on JENKINS-13136:
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Could you attach your job configuration file (config.xml)?
> Environment Variable Injection injecting (and overriding) unwanted variables
> (ie JAVA_HOME)
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> Key: JENKINS-13136
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-13136
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: envinject
> Affects Versions: current
> Environment: Jenkins Master: 1.432, hosted on a centos5.3, 32-bit
> Slave Node: Windows XP
> EnvInject: 1.38
> Reporter: Alex Gray
> Assignee: gbois
>
> We were using EnvInject 1.35 in various free-style jobs, but after we
> upgraded to 1.36 jobs started failing.
> This is the reason:
> 1) On the slave node (in this case, a windows XP slave node) JAVA_HOME is
> pointing to version 1.25. I can verify this by going to Jenkins->Manage
> Jenkins->Manage Nodes->MyWinXPNode->"view log", and sure enough the node's
> environment variables have JAVA_HOME pointing to 1.25
> 2) After upgraded to EnvInject 1.36, the jobs started failing because
> JAVA_HOME has been overwritten to 1.27, which does not exist on the node. In
> fact, I don't know where this is being set because the master does not have
> java 1.27 either!
> The only option that is is present in the job is this:
> Inject environment variables to the build process
> Properties Content:
> TEMP=c:\\windows\\temp
> TMP=c:\\windows\\temp
> (everything else under "Inject Environment Variables" is blank.
> I have not tried the latest version, 1.38, but I will, since all the jobs are
> currently broken and I have nothing else to lose...
> If it doesn't fix it, then the workaround is to go to EnvInject 1.35, but
> that does not work on multiconfiguration jobs.
> I'll keep you posted. If this is fixed in 1.38, I will update this Jira.
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