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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Major
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None
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Platform: All, OS: All
Config
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Hudson: 1.331
inside: Tomcat 5.5
on: Server 2003
As of 1.331, Hudson uses the "@<number>" notation to separate concurrent builds
of the same project. For example:
concurrent build#1:
C:\hudson\workspace\prj_foo\trunk
concurrent build#2:
C:\hudson\workspace\prj_foo@2\trunk
The problem comes when a script tries to run an SVN.EXE command because "@" has
the special meaning of "peg revision" and the SVN.EXE command will fail.
For example, "svn revert -R %WORKSPACE%\trunk\mydir" will fail if %WORKSPACE%
has a "@" in it.
(this example used svn revert, but all other svn commands have the same problem)
Maybe there is a better notation for concurrent builds?
- duplicates
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JENKINS-11519 When chosing "Execute concurrent builds if necessary" extra workspaces created should use a different character than '@'
- Resolved