it happened to be an issue with the path, as jenkins uses its own path for
its user I have not declared the path for the right user
El miércoles, 7 de abril de 2021 a las 9:24:44 UTC+2, jesus fernandez
escribió:
> az is installed as it runs from the cmd, and it also runs if I start
> jenkins f
az is installed as it runs from the cmd, and it also runs if I start
jenkins from a non administrator prompt, it just do not work when starting
Jenkins from a admin prompt (which I need to)
El martes, 6 de abril de 2021 a las 21:22:06 UTC+2, Martin Schmude escribió:
> Maybe az has not been inst
Maybe az has not been installed on the system where the job is executed.
Or az is not part of the PATH variable in the context of the job execution.
Let the job execute "echo $env:path" before any "az ..." commands, so that
it prints out its path environment variable.
jesusfern...@gmail.com schri
I am trying to run some az commands from a Jenkins pipeline which (running
in Windows 10) I already used in my laptop´s Jenkins, but when trying to
use it on another computer (also running w10) I get this error :
```
11:12:47 powershell.exe : az : The term 'az' is not recognized as the name
of
