I've tortured myself several times trying to call Cygwin neatly from the
Windows CMD shell. Only to forget how I did it months later. One
question... This is very easy to do with a little Groovy script. You could
save the script using the Scriptler plug-in. Google "Groovy md5 hash" and
you'
It looks like this was doing this:
svn://myhost.foo.local/repo//blah-1/trunk, not the // after repo. The
project would download find, but the // after repo was messing things
up. I changed the // to / and SVN_REVISION was then showing up fine.
Thanks,
Aris
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> Am 04.03.13 um 05:13 schrieb Aris Green
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>> For a freestyle project using a Subversion checkout, the SVN_REVISION
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>> number is not being set. I am
For a freestyle project using a Subversion checkout, the SVN_REVISION
number is not being set. I am using Jenkins 1.504 and Jenkins
Subversion Plugin-in 1.45. This SVN_REVISION variable does not seem
to work reliably. Does it still exist. I do have a GROOVY script
that can get the revision by s
ms that
there are issues that introduce more complexity than needed.
Thanks,
Aris Green