Have you tried to use ${GIT_BUILD_NUMBER} instead of %GIT_BUILD_NUMBER%?
If you do a SET command in the second Batch command block do you see the
GIT_BUILD_NUMBER set?
Is it possible to run the commands you need to in the first block where
GIT_BUILD_NUMBER appears to be working fine?
Thanks
Mark
On Thursday, August 29, 2013 6:44:52 AM UTC-6, TP wrote:
>
> I'm relatively new to the Jenkins world and I'm having issues with the use
> of environment variables.
>
> I'm currently running builds from code I check out from a git repository.
> I inject an environment variable called GIT_BUILD_NUMBER that I pull from
> the checkout and use it successfully in a Windows Batch Command Block:
>
> ::Build Project
> python buildProj.py --branch %Branch% --bin_src %WORKSPACE% --build_number
> %GIT_BUILD_NUMBER%
>
> This executes successfully with the proper git build number. In the very
> next "Execute Windows Batch command" block, I simply try to use that same
> variable in a directory path and this causes the build to fail:
>
> J:\builds\%GIT_BUILD_NUMBER%\
>
> I've also tried this:
>
> J:\\builds\\%GIT_BUILD_NUMBER%\\
>
> When I echo this line, I just get:
>
> J:\builds\\
>
> Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
>
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