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  2. JENKINS-15397

Slave Nodes environment properties are not set correctly from Jenkins GUI

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      I have the following Node Environment properties:

      NODE_LABELS releases testreleases
      NODE_NAME releases

      I expect them to be the same in System Information, but they are still not correct:

      NODE_LABELS a prodreleases
      NODE_NAME a

      The particular values are from 1st slave, that is JLNP slave, used as Windows Service. Maybe there is some way to forcibly re-create slave configuration?

      In the URL there is StackOverflow Question, related to this issue and the main issue I have to solve. IMHO they are related / dependant.

          [JENKINS-15397] Slave Nodes environment properties are not set correctly from Jenkins GUI

          Daniel Beck added a comment -

          Report does not mention which Jenkins version this occurs with. Also, it's quite old by now, so closing this as incomplete. If it still occurs on recent Jenkins versions, feel free to reopen or file a new issue.

          Also, answers to the following questions are also important for further investigation:

          • Are you trying to override the automatically created env variables manually, or do you mean they're not up to date?
          • How is the slave started?
          • Do you configure env variables in the node configuration?
          • Did you rename and/or change labels recently?
            • Did you afterwards not disconnect the slave?
          • How can this be reproduced?
            • Can it be reproduced in recent Jenkins versions?

          Daniel Beck added a comment - Report does not mention which Jenkins version this occurs with. Also, it's quite old by now, so closing this as incomplete. If it still occurs on recent Jenkins versions, feel free to reopen or file a new issue. Also, answers to the following questions are also important for further investigation: Are you trying to override the automatically created env variables manually, or do you mean they're not up to date? How is the slave started? Do you configure env variables in the node configuration? Did you rename and/or change labels recently? Did you afterwards not disconnect the slave? How can this be reproduced? Can it be reproduced in recent Jenkins versions?

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