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kirill_evstigneev commented on JENKINS-11938:
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The same issue - when Hudson SetEnv and EnvInject 1.7 plugins are installed.
Disabling SetEnv and EnvInject upgrade to 1.17 fixes it. Not sure what is
required to fix exactly.
Underlying cause - {{build.xml}} is not written to the build folder
({{jobs/JobName/builds/(timestamp)/}}). So the build persist till Jenkins
restart only.
2 everyone - please check if the above conditions (Hudson SetEnv and EnvInject
plugins are installed) are true for your configurations.
> Jenkins loses builds when restarted
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> Key: JENKINS-11938
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-11938
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: other, versionnumber
> Affects Versions: current
> Environment: tomcat 7.0.22
> windows server 2008 r2
> Reporter: Ben Dean
>
> Jenkins version 1.437
> If I stop the Apache Tomcat windows service, a bunch of my builds disappear
> from the history of the jobs. The missing builds are still on disk in the
> build folder, it just doesn't "find" them when making the history list.
> The jobs that lose history use the version number plugin and I had recently
> changed the version format from "4.3.${BUILDS_ALL_TIME}" to
> "4.4.${BUILDS_ALL_TIME}". The builds that disappear are all those after I
> changed this format. Also affects jobs that are downstream from those with
> version number changes.
> I could not find any Component related to the build history for a job. If
> someone knows what that should be feel free to change this. Also, sorry if
> there's not enough (or to much) information, this is the first Jenkins bug I
> have filed.
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