Hi, I solved it via calling to #!/bin/bash, and after that calling to few
ruby initialize function (rvm, and something else I can't remember now...).
That did the trick...Thanks anyway :)
On Thursday, August 29, 2013 8:18:09 PM UTC+3, Chanda Unmack wrote:
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> When you open a shell of your own, a
When you open a shell of your own, are you logged into the same machine and
as the same user as Jenkins is running? It could be the environment
variables that are set for your user aren't the same as the Jenkins user. I
know we source the .bash_profile before running any ruby commands, but
that's m
Hi, I have a job trying to call some Ruby commands, like "bundle", "rake",
etc..
The problem is, that when I'm trying to execute these commands via the
"Execute Shell", I receive an *error saying "bundle: not found".*
When I'm opening a shell of my own, this commands work, so it might be
relat