Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status: Resolved (View Workflow)
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Priority:
Critical
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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Component/s: build-name-setter-plugin, envinject-plugin
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Labels:None
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Environment:Jenkins 2.176.3, Ubuntu 14.04
Environment Injector Plugin - 2.2.1
Build Name and Description Setter - 2.0.3
GitPlugin - 3.12.1
GitClient Plugin - 2.9.0
TokenMacroPlugin 2.8
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Description
We use a macro (${PACKAGE_VERSION}) to push a tag to git after a successful build.
This used to work, until we started getting this error:
... [EnvInject] - Injecting environment variables from a build step. [EnvInject] - Injecting as environment variables the properties file path 'build.properties' [EnvInject] - Variables injected successfully. Failed to evaluate name macro:org.jenkinsci.plugins.tokenmacro.MacroEvaluationException: Unrecognized macro 'PACKAGE_VERSION' in '#59 (***-${PACKAGE_VERSION})' Archiving artifacts
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Activity
Resolving as it works as expected when the configuration is not correct
Damian Szczepanik
added a comment - Resolving as it works as expected when the configuration is not correct Damian Szczepanik: How is "clear to you" that the configuration is incorrect? This configuration was working correctly, and suddenly stopped.
If you want to close the issue, at least provide some info on how to fix the configuration.
Moshe Zvi
added a comment - Damian Szczepanik : How is "clear to you" that the configuration is incorrect? This configuration was working correctly, and suddenly stopped.
If you want to close the issue, at least provide some info on how to fix the configuration. First, you need to prove this error comes from my plugin - you use the same macro a few times for different plugins and I have checked - this one works for me with plugin I develop. Second you are trying to evaluate empty string:
+ echo PACKAGE_VERSION=
PACKAGE_VERSION=
and error says that this is not valid operation. If you analyze output carefully you will notice that the cause of build failure is probably here:
ERROR: Failed to push tag authgateway-${PACKAGE_VERSION} to origin
hudson.plugins.git.GitException: Command "git push XXX authgateway-${PACKAGE_VERSION}" returned
Damian Szczepanik
added a comment - First, you need to prove this error comes from my plugin - you use the same macro a few times for different plugins and I have checked - this one works for me with plugin I develop. Second you are trying to evaluate empty string:
+ echo PACKAGE_VERSION=
PACKAGE_VERSION=
and error says that this is not valid operation. If you analyze output carefully you will notice that the cause of build failure is probably here:
ERROR: Failed to push tag authgateway-${PACKAGE_VERSION} to origin
hudson.plugins.git.GitException: Command "git push XXX authgateway-${PACKAGE_VERSION}" returned However, the EnvInject plugin is misbehaving, because - as you can plainly see - the content of the file is fine. So I'm guessing an EnvInject issue.
I don't which plugin is yours, but the issue is very much still happening, so please refrain from closing it until we've had a chance to fully examine and resolve.
Moshe Zvi
added a comment - However, the EnvInject plugin is misbehaving, because - as you can plainly see - the content of the file is fine. So I'm guessing an EnvInject issue.
I don't which plugin is yours, but the issue is very much still happening, so please refrain from closing it until we've had a chance to fully examine and resolve. 
Based on logs it is clear to me that the build configuration is not correct and this is why macro plugin reports the issue which might be passed over via other plugin.
Fix the configuration first