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If PerforceSCM fails to resolve the client name (it happens due to unresolved EXECUTOR_NUMBER), it fall-backs to a default value without a hash.
Currently, I'm working on this issue. The proper way would be to limit the number of nested recursions in buildEnvVars() by 2 instead of 1 (current implementation)
private String getEffectiveClientName(@Nonnull AbstractBuild build, @CheckForNull Map<String,String> env) throws ParameterSubstitutionException, InterruptedException { Node buildNode = build.getBuiltOn(); FilePath workspace = build.getWorkspace(); String effectiveP4Client = this.p4Client; try { effectiveP4Client = getEffectiveClientName(effectiveP4Client, build); } catch (Exception e) { new StreamTaskListener(System.out).getLogger().println( "Could not get effective client name: " + e.getMessage()); } effectiveP4Client = MacroStringHelper.substituteParameters(effectiveP4Client, this, build, env); return effectiveP4Client; }