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  2. JENKINS-53336

inedo-buildmaster - trigger deployment always returns that job was aborted if job had warnings on BuildMaster

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    • Resolution: Fixed
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    • inedo-buildmaster-plugin
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    • BuildMaster 6.0.10
      Jenkins 2.121.3
      inedo-buildmaster plugin 2.0.1

      After called Deploy BuildMaster Package to Stage, it will end up reporting that the BuildMaster job was aborted even though the job wasn't aborted.

      The job does have warnings but it completes without errors.

      This causes Jenkins to see the build job as a failure.

      If a job does not have warning then it completes fine.

          [JENKINS-53336] inedo-buildmaster - trigger deployment always returns that job was aborted if job had warnings on BuildMaster

          Andrew Sumner added a comment -

          I’ll try to look at this tonight, but more likely to be the weekend.

          Andrew Sumner added a comment - I’ll try to look at this tonight, but more likely to be the weekend.

          Andrew Sumner added a comment - - edited

          I've updated to treat the "warned" status returned from "create package" and "deploy to stage" as successful.  This is being released as version 2.0.2.

          Andrew Sumner added a comment - - edited I've updated to treat the "warned" status returned from "create package" and "deploy to stage" as successful.  This is being released as version 2.0.2.

          Andrew Sumner added a comment -

          Do you have any need to mark the job in jenkins as having warnings?

          I had a quick look and cannot see an obvious way to do this so it would require some further investigation.

          Andrew Sumner added a comment - Do you have any need to mark the job in jenkins as having warnings? I had a quick look and cannot see an obvious way to do this so it would require some further investigation.

          Jon Starbird added a comment -

          Andrew, 

                       no I would not need that, pass/fail is sufficient.  Thanks.

          Jon Starbird added a comment - Andrew,               no I would not need that, pass/fail is sufficient.  Thanks.

            andrewsumner Andrew Sumner
            jstarbird Jon Starbird
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