re the node's locale is set the same as the other nodes?
>
> On Tue, Aug 27, 2019, 11:35 Nef Rey >
> wrote:
>
>> After further research, it happens with the last few releases of Jenkins
>> 5.1.0, 5.2 and I believe the immediate before those 4.8.3 although not
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:01 PM UTC-5, Nef Rey wrote:
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> I'm having this weird problem in one of my nodes.
>
> I get "Illegal characters in path" after issuing the statement:
> %WORKSPACE%\MySolutionFolder\SpecialFiles\nuget.exe restore "%WORKSPACE%\
> MySolutionFolder\C
I'm having this weird problem in one of my nodes.
I get "Illegal characters in path" after issuing the statement:
%WORKSPACE%\MySolutionFolder\SpecialFiles\nuget.exe restore "%WORKSPACE%\
MySolutionFolder\CyaCoreProj.sln" -configfile %WORKSPACE%\MySolutionFolder
\SpecialFiles\Nuget.config
or
. And additionally I had to also specify the "Start in (optional)"
option in the task so windows knows the path where to begin.
On Tuesday, June 25, 2019 at 11:08:47 AM UTC-5, Nef Rey wrote:
>
> I have this very peculiar problem: When I launch the slave agent manually
> by
I have this very peculiar problem: When I launch the slave agent manually
by right clicking and select launch, everything works normally and tests
can be executed on that node.
However, when I launch the slave-agent via Windows Task Scheduler, Jenkins
can see it and can launch tests on that nod
AM UTC-5, slide wrote:
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> You could copy the files into the workspace from the location they are
> currently in. Most Jenkins plugins will only act on things under the
> workspace for good reasons (security for one).
>
> On Tue, Jun 11, 2019 at 7:13 AM Nef Rey >
> wro
Pure guess without looking at the plugin code or ever having used the
> plugin but I'm guessing Test Files need to be specified as a relative path
> within the workspace rather than an arbitrary file somewhere else on the
> disk.
>
> Richard.
>
> On Tue, 11 Jun 2019 at 05:1
I'm using a Windows10 installation of Jenkins 2.164.3. The configuration
for VSTest.Console plugin is like below Test Files =
C:\MyApp\bin\project.dll Test Name = /Tests:Test1 However I get the error:
no files matching the pattern C:\MyApp\bin\project.dll. Have tried
different things to no avai
I basically have a Jenkins slave
In that slave I'm passing the following:
net use g: \\mynetworkshare\tests
g:
launchexecutable.bat (I also pass the executable here rahter than a batch
file and it does the same)
net use g: /delete
*
ttps://jenkins.io/ for the download links to the long term support
> release.
>
> Mark Waite
>
> On Tue, Dec 13, 2016 at 3:04 PM Nef Rey >
> wrote:
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>> I have un-installed and re-installed Jenkins twice from scratch.
>>
>> I installed the MSBuild plugin and
I have un-installed and re-installed Jenkins twice from scratch.
I installed the MSBuild plugin and some others and Jenkins shows them as
installed. The Jenkins service is restarted, but the plugins do not appear
in System Configuration.
Tried a reboot of the system and nothing. This is Jenki
I'm new to Jenkins and would like some quick answers before I start digging.
1- I want to use Jenkins as a framework for testing our Windows Desktop
applications (not web apps). Can I do so? I imagine I can.
2- I do not want to use Jenkins as a source versioning system. I just want
to use it
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