To compare the Jenkins and local environments run from a shell
Jenkins job
#!/bin/bash -x
env | sort > jenkins_env.txt
and archive the file jenkins_env.txt
Locally from a shell on the slave
env | sort > manual_env.txt
Then save these files to a common place and compare with
your preferred com
Thanks for your reply :-)
On 3월2일, 오전2시05분, cjo wrote:
> From the error described, it looks like the errors are coming from another
> script called from inside the shell command.
>
> Are the "sh: -c: line 0: ..."
> showing up in the build log in Jenkins?
Yes
>
> Can you share more or the output l
>From the error described, it looks like the errors are coming from another
script called from inside the shell command.
Are the "sh: -c: line 0: ..."
showing up in the build log in Jenkins?
Can you share more or the output log? (basically 15-20 lines before this is
seen)
As it looks more likel
Thanks for your reply :-)
As you said I modified it.
cd /bin
rm sh
ln -s bash sh
But still error occurs.
sh: -c: line 0: syntax error near unexpected token `('
sh: -c: line 0: `/opt/RVCT41P7/RVCT/Programs/4.1/713/linux-pentium/
armlink --elf --map --info sizes,totals --list ...
Execute Shell l
Not seeing anything else like the console leaves me no real clues but I can
offer some guesses:
1) Maybe /bin/sh on the build machine is not bash and the build script is using
some bash-only feature?
2) Shell scripts have a bad habit of continuing execution even if errors
happen. That is the r
Hello
We used Git system as a SCM tool. And jenkins is used for CI with
Gerrit Trigerr plug in.
jenkins runs build operation when commit is uploaded to Gerrit code
review system by developer.
There is error case with below job which is [ sh: Syntax error: "("
unexpected ] when build is running
