[JENKINS-27266] Parameters are not set in environment which "Build Review" is used

Type: Bug
Resolution: Unresolved
Priority: Minor
Component/s: p4-plugin
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Jenkins ver. 1.580
P4 plugin ver. 1.1.4

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Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a multi-configuration project
2. Configure at least one parmeter for the project and make sure it has a default value
3. Configure a Perforce workspace setting

I used the stream settings for mine

4. Define axis

I have 3 defined:
- 1 Slave axis
- 2 custom axis;
~~each of my axis only has one value (so it is like there is only one configuration with potential to create more)~~

5. For the build step, print out the environment (e.g. call env)
6. Build project using "Build with parameters" button

Notice the environment contains the parameter(s) you configured

7. Build project using "Build Review" button

Notice the environment does not contain the parameter(s) you configured

Michael Rose created issue - 2015-03-06 15:08

Michael Rose made changes - 2015-03-06 15:31

Description

Original: Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a multi-configuration project
2. Configure at least one parmeter for the project and make sure it has a default value
3. Configure a Perforce workspace setting
   * I used the stream settings for mine
4. Define axis
   * I have 3 defined:
     - 1 Slave axis
     - 2 custom axis;
     each of my axis only has one value (so it is like there is only one configuration with potential to create more)
5. For the build step, print out the environment (e.g. call env)
6. Build project using "Build with parameters" button
** Notice the environment contains the parameter(s) you configured
7. Build project using "Build Review" button
** Notice the environment does not contain the parameter(s) you configured

New: Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a multi-configuration project
2. Configure at least one parmeter for the project and make sure it has a default value
3. Configure a Perforce workspace setting
   * I used the stream settings for mine
4. Define axis
   * I have 3 defined:
     - 1 Slave axis
     - 2 custom axis;
     -each of my axis only has one value (so it is like there is only one configuration with potential to create more)-
5. For the build step, print out the environment (e.g. call env)
6. Build project using "Build with parameters" button
** Notice the environment contains the parameter(s) you configured
7. Build project using "Build Review" button
** Notice the environment does not contain the parameter(s) you configured

Michael Rose made changes - 2015-03-06 15:32

Description

Original: Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a multi-configuration project
2. Configure at least one parmeter for the project and make sure it has a default value
3. Configure a Perforce workspace setting
   * I used the stream settings for mine
4. Define axis
   * I have 3 defined:
     - 1 Slave axis
     - 2 custom axis;
     -each of my axis only has one value (so it is like there is only one configuration with potential to create more)-
5. For the build step, print out the environment (e.g. call env)
6. Build project using "Build with parameters" button
** Notice the environment contains the parameter(s) you configured
7. Build project using "Build Review" button
** Notice the environment does not contain the parameter(s) you configured

New: Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a multi-configuration project
2. Configure at least one parmeter for the project and make sure it has a default value
3. Configure a Perforce workspace setting
   * I used the stream settings for mine
4. Define axis
   * I have 3 defined:
     - 1 Slave axis
     - 2 custom axis;
     -each of my axis only has one value (so it is like there is only one configuration with potential to create more)-

5. For the build step, print out the environment (e.g. call env)
6. Build project using "Build with parameters" button
* Notice the environment contains the parameter(s) you configured
7. Build project using "Build Review" button
* Notice the environment does not contain the parameter(s) you configured

Michael Rose made changes - 2015-03-06 15:32

Description

Original: Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a multi-configuration project
2. Configure at least one parmeter for the project and make sure it has a default value
3. Configure a Perforce workspace setting
   * I used the stream settings for mine
4. Define axis
   * I have 3 defined:
     - 1 Slave axis
     - 2 custom axis;
     -each of my axis only has one value (so it is like there is only one configuration with potential to create more)-

5. For the build step, print out the environment (e.g. call env)
6. Build project using "Build with parameters" button
* Notice the environment contains the parameter(s) you configured
7. Build project using "Build Review" button
* Notice the environment does not contain the parameter(s) you configured

New: Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a multi-configuration project
2. Configure at least one parmeter for the project and make sure it has a default value
3. Configure a Perforce workspace setting
   * I used the stream settings for mine
4. Define axis
   * I have 3 defined:
     - 1 Slave axis
     - 2 custom axis;
     -each of my axis only has one value (so it is like there is only one configuration with potential to create more)-

5. For the build step, print out the environment (e.g. call env)
6. Build project using "Build with parameters" button
* Notice the environment contains the parameter(s) you configured

7. Build project using "Build Review" button
* Notice the environment does not contain the parameter(s) you configured

Michael Rose made changes - 2015-03-06 15:35

Description

Original: Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a multi-configuration project
2. Configure at least one parmeter for the project and make sure it has a default value
3. Configure a Perforce workspace setting
   * I used the stream settings for mine
4. Define axis
   * I have 3 defined:
     - 1 Slave axis
     - 2 custom axis;
     -each of my axis only has one value (so it is like there is only one configuration with potential to create more)-

5. For the build step, print out the environment (e.g. call env)
6. Build project using "Build with parameters" button
* Notice the environment contains the parameter(s) you configured

7. Build project using "Build Review" button
* Notice the environment does not contain the parameter(s) you configured

New: Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a multi-configuration project
2. Configure at least one parmeter for the project and make sure it has a default value
3. Configure a Perforce workspace setting
   * I used the stream settings for mine

4. Define axis
   * I have 3 defined:
     ** 1 Slave axis
     ** 2 custom axis;
   * -each of my axis only has one value (so it is like there is only one configuration with potential to create more)-

5. For the build step, print out the environment (e.g. call env)
6. Build project using "Build with parameters" button
* Notice the environment contains the parameter(s) you configured

7. Build project using "Build Review" button
* Notice the environment does not contain the parameter(s) you configured

Paul Allen made changes - 2015-07-06 10:22

Resolution		New: Won't Fix [ 2 ]
Status	Original: Open [ 1 ]	New: Closed [ 6 ]

R. Tyler Croy made changes - 2016-07-26 00:01

Workflow

Original: JNJira [ 161469 ]

New: JNJira + In-Review [ 208492 ]

Paul Allen made changes - 2017-09-28 09:52

Assignee		New: Paul Allen [ p4paul ]
Resolution	Original: Won't Fix [ 2 ]
Status	Original: Closed [ 6 ]	New: Reopened [ 4 ]

Assignee:: Paul Allen

Reporter:: Michael Rose

Votes:: 1 Vote for this issue

Watchers:: 4 Start watching this issue

Created:: 2015-03-06 15:08

Updated:: 2017-12-13 16:41

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