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The executable contains the source path used at compile time. I suppose this is how the "Publish Valgrind results" step finds the source files to copy into .jenkins/jobs/....../valgrind-plugin/source-files/source_x.tmp. However, the source file path in the executable is not available during the post build step (since it is not running in view context). So what I need is a way to specify a prefix to where the source code is located (when not running in view context as it was duing build time).
An example:
Program myApp is compiled from source /vobs/comp1/src/main.cpp and /vobs/comp2/src/file1.cpp. But when publish valgrind results is running the source is avaiable from /view/my_view/vobs/comp1/src/main.cpp and /view/my_view/vobs/comp2/src/file1.cpp.
By adding a way to specify a "prefix path" or "source substitute path" this would solve the problem. In the example would be "/view/my_view".
Does this make sense?