Hi David,
it already helped me to put the following statement at the top of the rake file:
$stdout.sync = $stderr.sync = true
Regards, Felix
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Im Auftrag von David Williams
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 16. Mai 2013 01:24
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I just upgraded from Jenkins 1.501 to 1.513 and from that on, no Rake task was
working any more.
We have only one Ruby/Rake version installed so we used in all projects the
"(Default)" configuration.
So for testing purpose I configured a small test job that only should trigger a
single Rake ta
Hi John,
I stepped over the same behavior. As far as I know if the user under which
account the Jenkins Service runs (this is valid for the Master as well) belongs
to the local admin group, all files automatically are owned by the Local Admin
Group and not by the service user.
This has nothing