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  2. JENKINS-54611

Timestamper does not work properly with Windows style line endings

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    • Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
    • Icon: Major Major
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      When using timestamper with either PowerShell or Windows Batch pipeline steps the timestamps do not get added to the console output.  I suspect this is because in these steps the console log has Windows style line endings of CRLF instead of unix style.

      Example repro:

      node("Windows") {
    timestamps {
        bat """
        @echo off
        echo These
        echo lines
        echo should
        echo have
        echo timestamps
        """
        powershell """
        Write-Host "These"
        Write-Host "lines"
        Write-Host "should"
        Write-Host "have"
        Write-Host "timestamps"
        """
    }
}

       
      Result:

      [Pipeline] { (hide)
[Pipeline] timestamps (hide)
[Pipeline] { (hide)
[Pipeline] bat (hide)
2018-11-13 10:08:00 [TestTimestamper] Running batch script
These
lines
should
have
timestamps
[Pipeline] powershell (hide)
2018-11-13 10:08:00 [TestTimestamper] Running PowerShell script
These
lines
should
have
timestamps
[Pipeline] }
[Pipeline] // timestamps
[Pipeline] }
[Pipeline] // node
[Pipeline] End of Pipeline

       

          [JENKINS-54611] Timestamper does not work properly with Windows style line endings

          Gabriel Loewen created issue -
          Gabriel Loewen made changes -
          Description Original: When using timestamper with either PowerShell or Windows Batch pipeline steps the timestamps do not get added to the console output.  I suspect this is because in these steps the console log has Windows style line endings of CRLF instead of unix style.

          Example repro:

           
          {code:java}
          node("Windows") {
              timestamps {
                  bat """
                  @echo off
                  echo These
                  echo lines
                  echo should
                  echo have
                  echo timestamps
                  """
                  powershell """
                  Write-Host "These"
                  Write-Host "lines"
                  Write-Host "should"
                  Write-Host "have"
                  Write-Host "timestamps"
                  """
              }
          }{code}
           
          Result:

           
          {noformat}
          [Pipeline] { (hide)
          [Pipeline] timestamps (hide)
          [Pipeline] { (hide)
          [Pipeline] bat (hide)
          2018-11-13 10:08:00 [TestTimestamper] Running batch script
          These
          lines
          should
          have
          timestamps
          [Pipeline] powershell (hide)
          2018-11-13 10:08:00 [TestTimestamper] Running PowerShell script
          These
          lines
          should
          have
          timestamps
          [Pipeline] }
          [Pipeline] // timestamps
          [Pipeline] }
          [Pipeline] // node
          [Pipeline] End of Pipeline{noformat}
                      		New: When using timestamper with either PowerShell or Windows Batch pipeline steps the timestamps do not get added to the console output.  I suspect this is because in these steps the console log has Windows style line endings of CRLF instead of unix style.

          Example repro:
          {code:java}
          node("Windows") {
              timestamps {
                  bat """
                  @echo off
                  echo These
                  echo lines
                  echo should
                  echo have
                  echo timestamps
                  """
                  powershell """
                  Write-Host "These"
                  Write-Host "lines"
                  Write-Host "should"
                  Write-Host "have"
                  Write-Host "timestamps"
                  """
              }
          }{code}
           
           Result:
          {noformat}
          [Pipeline] { (hide)
          [Pipeline] timestamps (hide)
          [Pipeline] { (hide)
          [Pipeline] bat (hide)
          2018-11-13 10:08:00 [TestTimestamper] Running batch script
          These
          lines
          should
          have
          timestamps
          [Pipeline] powershell (hide)
          2018-11-13 10:08:00 [TestTimestamper] Running PowerShell script
          These
          lines
          should
          have
          timestamps
          [Pipeline] }
          [Pipeline] // timestamps
          [Pipeline] }
          [Pipeline] // node
          [Pipeline] End of Pipeline{noformat}
           
          Gabriel Loewen made changes -
          Priority Original: Minor [ 4 ] New: Major [ 3 ]

          Gabriel Loewen added a comment -

          The issue went away after restarting Jenkins...  Resolving for now, but confused why this was the resolution.

          Gabriel Loewen added a comment - The issue went away after restarting Jenkins...  Resolving for now, but confused why this was the resolution.
          Gabriel Loewen made changes -
          Resolution New: Cannot Reproduce [ 5 ]
          Status Original: Open [ 1 ] New: Resolved [ 5 ]

            stevengbrown Steven G Brown
            gabloe Gabriel Loewen
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