I'd advise moving the checkout logic into a shared library, fwiw.
A.
On Wed, Oct 17, 2018 at 2:00 PM James Chapman wrote:
> Yeah, the default checkout is definitely the problem, even though it's
> "lightweight", it isn't. When I then perform a chekout step, once complete
> the default checkout
Yeah, the default checkout is definitely the problem, even though it's
"lightweight", it isn't. When I then perform a chekout step, once complete
the default checkout reverts the directory and it then becomes
"lightweight", so only the Jenkinsfiles remain and the source I'm trying to
build evaporat
You might want to add "skipDefaultCheckout(true)" to your options - it
could be that the automatic checkout that happens whenever you enter an
agent is messing things up.
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On Wed, Oct 17, 2018 at 11:40 AM James Chapman wrote:
> Hello Jenkins users,
>
> I have a pipeline job that run across a
Hello Jenkins users,
I have a pipeline job that run across a whole lot of different platforms.
The job checks out source code on each node, builds on each node, runs
tests on each node and then completes. Pretty straightforward!
For some reason, when the checkout finishes, all the files that were
