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Issue Type:
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![Bug]() Bug
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Assignee:
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Unassigned |
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Components:
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ssh |
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Created:
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21/Jul/14 6:25 PM
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Description:
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At some point in the recent releases, it seems Jenkins can no longer runs background shell commands correctly. That is, it waits for the job to finish.
I have updated to the latest version of Jenkins and the SSH plugin. I have reproduced the problem with the following job:
echo 'Jenkins start:'
date
sh /tmp/test.sh &
echo 'Jenkins end:'
date
This produces the output:
+ echo 'Jenkins start:'
Jenkins start:
+ date
Mon Jul 21 14:20:40 EDT 2014
+ sh /tmp/test.sh
+ echo 'Jenkins end:'
Jenkins end:
+ date
Mon Jul 21 14:20:40 EDT 2014
Script end:
Mon Jul 21 14:20:50 EDT 2014
The script contains:
sleep 10
echo 'Script end:'
date
Considering this does not work over SSH shell script or a local shell script, my guess would be in the last few releases something changes with the escaping of an ampersand.
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Environment:
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Centos 5.10
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Project:
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Jenkins
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Priority:
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![Minor]() Minor
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Reporter:
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VIA Studio
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