Try clicking the question mark next to the 'Version Number Format String' text
field, the behavior is well documented.
> The version number format string is used to generate the version number. It
> will be passed through unaltered, except that any expression of the form
> ${variable_name, argument} will be replaced according to the table below.
The format string '${BUILDS_ALL_TIME, XXXX}' works beautifully.
0001
0002
0003
etc.
On 01.07.2013, at 22:04, DaveS <dstev...@preventice.com> wrote:
> Jenkins ver. 1.509.1
> Version Number Plug-In 1.4.1
>
> I am sure that the answer to this is easy, but I just haven't got it figured
> out. I can't get the version number to increment. I am trying to use the
> number to create directories to store files from the different builds.
>
> Environment Variable Name = TestVersion
> Version Number Format String = 0001
> Don't increment failed builds.
>
> mkdir -p C:/NewBuilds/${TestVersion}
>
>
> TestVersion is always 0001. Tell me what I am setting incorrectly. Thanks.
>
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