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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run docker.build(...).inside(...) in it, but the inside bit does not run within the newly built container. I know, because pwd gives me: /var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins which is clearly the Jenkins container.
I've tried this both in imperative and declarative style.
I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container
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JENKINS-33510 dir('foo') inside "docker.image().inside{}" does not affect CWD of launched processes
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JENKINS-52493 Declarative: Steps don't run inside container with "dockerfile true"
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[JENKINS-55351] docker.build().inside() not run "inside" in Jenkins within Docker
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Original:
My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run `docker.build(...).inside(...)` in it, but the inside bit does _not_ run within the newly built container. I know, because `pwd` gives me: `/var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins` which is clearly the Jenkins container. I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container] |
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My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run {{docker.build(...).inside(...) }}in it, but the inside bit does _not_ run within the newly built container. I know, because {{pwd}} gives me: {{/var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins}} which is clearly the Jenkins container. I've tried this both in imperative and declarative style. I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container] |
Link | New: This issue relates to JENKINS-52493 [ JENKINS-52493 ] |
Description |
Original:
My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run {{docker.build(...).inside(...) }}in it, but the inside bit does _not_ run within the newly built container. I know, because {{pwd}} gives me: {{/var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins}} which is clearly the Jenkins container. I've tried this both in imperative and declarative style. I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container] |
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My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run {{docker.build(...).inside(...) }}in it, but the inside bit does _not_ run within the newly built container. I know, because {{pwd}}}} gives me: {{/var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins}} which is clearly the Jenkins container. I've tried this both in imperative and declarative style. I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container] |
Description |
Original:
My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run {{docker.build(...).inside(...) }}in it, but the inside bit does _not_ run within the newly built container. I know, because {{pwd}}}} gives me: {{/var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins}} which is clearly the Jenkins container. I've tried this both in imperative and declarative style. I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container] |
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My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run {{docker.build(...).inside(...) }}in it, but the inside bit does _not_ run within the newly built containe}}r. I know, because {{pwd}} gives me: {{/var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins}} which is clearly the Jenkins container. I've tried this both in imperative and declarative style. I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container] |
Description |
Original:
My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run {{docker.build(...).inside(...) }}in it, but the inside bit does _not_ run within the newly built containe}}r. I know, because {{pwd}} gives me: {{/var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins}} which is clearly the Jenkins container. I've tried this both in imperative and declarative style. I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container] |
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My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run {{docker.build(...).inside(...) }}in it, but the inside bit does _not_ run within the newly built container}}{{}}}}{{. I know, because {{pwd}} gives me: {{/var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins}} which is clearly the Jenkins container. I've tried this both in imperative and declarative style. I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container] |
Description |
Original:
My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run {{docker.build(...).inside(...) }}in it, but the inside bit does _not_ run within the newly built container}}{{}}}}{{. I know, because {{pwd}} gives me: {{/var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins}} which is clearly the Jenkins container. I've tried this both in imperative and declarative style. I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container] |
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My Jenkins is within a Docker container, and I try to run {{docker.build(...).inside(...) in it, but the inside bit does _not_ run within the newly built container}}{{. I know, because pwd}} gives me: {{/var/jenkins_home/workspace/youtube-delete-tracker_jenkins}} which is clearly the Jenkins container. I've tried this both in imperative and declarative style. I have a lot more details in a StackOverflow question: [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53950128/jenkins-within-docker-dockerfile-agent-happens-outside-new-container] |
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This issue duplicates |
Resolution | New: Duplicate [ 3 ] | |
Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: Closed [ 6 ] |