Each build keeps the workspace location in build.xml. I'm not sure if it's possible, but you could try to use a Groovy script with the Groovy console to iterate over all builds of all job and try to change this value with the new one.
I hope this tip can help you. Michaël 2012/11/8 Xavier Nodet <xavier.no...@gmail.com> > Hello > > I would like to change the location of the workspace for some of the > agents in our Jenkins 1.456 installation. > Here's what I tried: > - disconnect the node > - let /old/FS/location be the configured FS path for the node > - mv /old/FS/location/workspace /new/FS/location > - change the configuration of the node such that the FS is now > '/new/FS/location' > - reconnect the node > > But when I then want to check the workspace for a job that is assigned to > the node, Jenkins tells me that there is no such workspace... So I have to > manually launch all the jobs... > > Is there a better way to do these changes? > Thanks. > > And I apologize for the 'Google Talk' spam earlier... > > -- > Xavier Nodet > >
