I would also like to report this issue for Windows Server 2008R2.

I did happen to find a work around:

  1. Open config.xml for the particular job you want
  2. After the label element add one of the following
    • <whenToLabel>success</whenToLabel>
    • <whenToLabel>always</whenToLabel>
  3. So it should look something like this
    • <hudson.plugins.tfs.TFSLabeler plugin="[email protected]">
      <labelName>MyLabel-123<labelName>
      <whenToLabel>success</whenToLabel>
      </hudson.plugins.tfs.TFSLabeler>
  4. Restart Jenkins Server
  5. If you have to make changes to the job
    • Manually update xml file, or
    • Run through steps 1 through 4, after you makes changes through UI

I know these steps are not ideal, but at least you can label without writing a separate script or Job.

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