• Type: Bug
• Resolution: Not A Defect
• Priority: Critical
• Component/s: git-plugin
• Labels:

  • git-plugin
  • jenkins
• Environment:

  Linux (CentOS -7)

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   2017-01-27 05:25

[JENKINS-41504] Jenkins integration in CentOs problem

Collapse comment: Mark Waite added a comment - 2017-01-28 05:21, Edited by Mark Waite - 2017-01-28 05:24

Mark Waite added a comment - 2017-01-28 05:21 - edited

Please use the jenkins-user mailing list for configuration help, rather than a bug report. Far more users read the jenkins user mailing list than read individual bug reports, so you're more likely to receive timely help.

Though, based on the message, you likely have a system configuration error. The global settings for the git plugin include a location to define the git executable. On a CentOS machine (and almost every other case), it should have the value "git". It appears from your output that the value is empty.

If it had not been empty, the error message would have been:

Error performing command: git ls-remote ...

Instead, you have the error message:

Error performing command: ls-remote ...

Expand comment: Mark Waite added a comment - 2017-01-28 05:21, Edited by Mark Waite - 2017-01-28 05:24

Mark Waite added a comment - 2017-01-28 05:21 - edited Please use the jenkins-user mailing list for configuration help, rather than a bug report. Far more users read the jenkins user mailing list than read individual bug reports, so you're more likely to receive timely help. Though, based on the message, you likely have a system configuration error. The global settings for the git plugin include a location to define the git executable. On a CentOS machine (and almost every other case), it should have the value "git". It appears from your output that the value is empty. If it had not been empty, the error message would have been: Error performing command: git ls-remote ... Instead, you have the error message: Error performing command: ls-remote ...