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Yes an Ivy project triggering a free style project:
Exact steps to reproduce (success and failure cases below):
1. Create a new free style software job called 'target'
a) add a build stop called execute shell and make it simply execute:
echo $value1 $value2
2. Create a new free style software job called 'source'
a) add a build step that does anything
b) In post build actions choose "Trigger parameterized builds on other projects"
projects to build "target"
trigger when build is "Stable"
Predefined parameters
value1=hello
value2=$BUILD_NUMBER
3. (success case) Now when you run the job 'source' you should see something like this in the console of the 'target':
+ echo hello 25
hello 25
Finished: SUCCESS
4. Create a new job - "build an Ivy project" - 'ivysource',
a) add a build.xml etc,
b) add exact same trigger as 2.b above
5. (failure case)Now when you run he job 'ivysource' in the console of the 'target', all you see is:
+ echo
Finished: SUCCESS
i.e. no variables have been resolved.