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Change By:
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Ivan Fetch
(04/Jun/14 3:09 PM)
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Description:
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When using a variable in the Project Name field of CopyArtifact, the project can not be found,
although
unless I also set "Permission to Copy Artifact." However, if I specify
the
correct
project name
is interpolated from the
without using a predefined parameter /
variable,
as it shows up in
the
log (rpm
use of "Permission to Copy Artifact" is not needed
.
git
When using a predefined parameter / variable to specify the project name to CopyArtifact
,
below)
the build log shows
:
{code}
Building on master in workspace /build/jenkins/jobs/utils.rpmSign/workspace
No emails were triggered.
Unable to find project for artifact copy: rpm.git
This may be due to incorrect project name or permission settings; see help for project name in job configuration.
{code}
The "rpm.git" above, actually comes from a variable,
set by a defined parameter -
yet the project could not be found
.
unless
I
have seen similar issues which were caused by
also use "Permission to Copy Artifact."
Specifying a literal
project
permissions - I do not think this applies
name
to
my issue
CopyArtifact
,
as project security is
does
not
enabled.
produce the above error, but also does not require me to use "Permission to Copy Artifact - why?"
More Background (XML snippets below also):
# The rpm.git project has a promotion, which triggers a built for the utils.rpmSign project.
# The promotion has a build parameter of it's own, for a pass phrase used with a GPG key.
# Any current build parameters are passed to utils.rpmSign
# There is a pre defined parameter: TRIGGERING_JOB=$PROMOTED_JOB_NAME - even if I set the variable directly to a string, TRIGGERING_JOB=rpm.git, I still receive the above error.
# The utils.rpmSign job uses CopyArtifact, and specifies a Project Name of: $TRIGGERING_JOB - while the log shows the contents of the variables, the project is still reported to not be found.
Here is an XML snippet from the promotion which calls the utils.rpmSign job - in this case, I am setting TRIGGERING_JOB directly yto rpm.git, but that job name can still not be found:
{code}
<hudson.model.PasswordParameterDefinition>
<name>gpg_key_passphrase</name>
<description>the pass phrase for the GPG key used to sign RPMs</description>
<defaultValue>qHcBowhUDIvESDutbuVR0w==</defaultValue>
</hudson.model.PasswordParameterDefinition>
</parameterDefinitions>
</hudson.plugins.promoted__builds.conditions.ManualCondition>
</conditions>
<icon>star-purple</icon>
<buildSteps>
<hudson.plugins.parameterizedtrigger.TriggerBuilder plugin="[email protected]">
<configs>
<hudson.plugins.parameterizedtrigger.BlockableBuildTriggerConfig>
<configs>
<hudson.plugins.parameterizedtrigger.CurrentBuildParameters/>
<hudson.plugins.parameterizedtrigger.PredefinedBuildParameters>
<properties>TRIGGERING_JOB=rpm.git</properties>
</hudson.plugins.parameterizedtrigger.PredefinedBuildParameters>
</configs>
<projects>utils.rpmSign</projects>
<condition>ALWAYS</condition>
{code}
Here is an XML snippet from the utils.rpmSign job:
{code}
<builders>
<hudson.plugins.copyartifact.CopyArtifact plugin="[email protected]">
<project>$TRIGGERING_JOB</project>
<filter></filter>
<target></target>
<selector class="hudson.plugins.copyartifact.TriggeredBuildSelector"/>
<flatten>true</flatten>
<doNotFingerprintArtifacts>true</doNotFingerprintArtifacts>
</hudson.plugins.copyartifact.CopyArtifact>
{code}
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