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  2. JENKINS-30496

Windows Slave plugin fails to detect changed environmental variables on the slave after reboot.

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      When I change the values of environmental variables on a windows slave and reboot it, the Windows Slaves plugin fails to detect the changes in environmental variables (example: changing the Path variable). The only way to get the windows slaves plugin to detect the changes in environmental variables is to restart the Jenkins server.

      Steps to reproduce:
      1. Launch a windows slave using the "Launch slave agents via Java Web Start" method.
      2. Change the value of an environmental variable.
      3. Reboot the windows machine acting as a slave.
      4. Launch the same windows slave using the "Launch slave agents via Java Web Start" method.

            kohsuke Kohsuke Kawaguchi
            rmiesen Robert Miesen
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