Hi all!
I have been banging my head on this for a while, and now hope the greater
community can help me out. I am starting out with workflows, and almost
immediately hit a snag.
I have the following setup:
Jenkins 2.7 on:
- CentOS 6.7 master
- CentOS 7.1 on agents
- Pipeline 2.1
I have the following script:
node ('agent_label') {
stage 'echo'
echo 'Hello!'
println env.getEnvironment()
stage 'sh'
sh 'echo hello sh!'
}
When I run this job manually, the job errors out on:
sh 'echo hello sh!'
With the following error:
[t1] Running shell script
sh: <PATH_TO_AGENT_WORKSPACE_ROOT>/t1@tmp/durable-ae020333/script.sh: bash: bad
interpreter: No such file or directory
Looking in the directory listed the t1@tmp/ directory is empty. This error
happens with the Groovy Sandbox setting set to true or false.
Running a freestyle job with a shell script works without issue. Has anyone
seen this and possibly even resolved this?
Thanks!
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