So, on one to help me with this Jerkins issue ?
David
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OK, here's your test case.
1- Install Msys and add the '/bin' folder to the PATH environment variable
2- Put this into the 'c:\Users\JohnDoe\Downloads\jenkins_tee.bat' file :
@echo off
rem For correct string substitution, need delayed variable expansion
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set
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Strange that my answer got deleted.
I was telling you that it is indeed the same machine.
If Jenkins runs the batch, it is slow. If I launch the batch, it is fast.
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Hello, I've created a set of batch files saved under our SCM and is
retrieved by Jenkins on a regular basis (twice a day).
These batch are set on specific locations on the source tree and Jenkins'
jobs are configured to run them.
These batch perform some tasks (compiling, linking, whatever) b
Service or not, Jenkins is supposed to run "transparently" without
affecting test results. So if a workaround was found, why not installing it
through the EXE installer to stop bothering with the issue ?
Perhaps it is a documented feature, yet when you find that your OLE object
allocation fail
Thanks slide, that seems to have done the trick :
On both server and slave :
1. Created the 'desktop' folder under '
C:\Windows\SysWow64\config\systemprofile'
2- Created a 'JENKINS_HOME' environment variable with '
C:\Windows\SysWow64\config\systemprofile\desktop'
Then restarted Jenkins' serv
Hello,
I'd like to open an account to register a bug in Jenkins.
Jenkins version 1.544
tl;dr :
OK : Real machine -> DOS Batch -> Perl -> OLE Excel
NOK : Real machine -> Jenkins slave node -> DOS Batch -> Perl -> OLE Excel
Note :
The Jenkins server is located on a virtual machi
