Eric Shalov commented on Bug JENKINS-17614

Solved!

Encountered the problem on Jenkins ver. 1.540 with Git plugin 2.0. In my case, the scm-polling.log in /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/jobname/ showed that Jenkins couldn't connect to the Git server (while we were having a Git server outage). Since it failed to contact Git, the workspace was the same from the previous job run, so it thought [again] that it had new code in the repo and kept running the job.

Solution:

  1. /sbin/service jenkins stop
  2. rm -rf /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/*/workspace
  3. /sbin/service jenkins start

(Make sure you didn't need anything that was in ...../*/workspace!!!)

You can also setup the job to clean out the workspace/ after the job runs.

To verify that you have connectivity to your Git server from the Jenkins server:
jenkins$ telnet git.yourcompany.com 9418

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