Hello everyone. I've installed Jenkins on a few different systems now to play around with it and understand its capabilities, but now it's time to get serious. I have some questions that may seem trivial, but I just can't get the answer I'm looking for. Perhaps my Google search skills need some improvement. I run several VMs. I was thinking about having a VM dedicated to just Jenkins and allocate resources just to it as needed. I thought about Ubuntu. The issue I see is, when I set it up on Ubuntu, I'm not actually doing builds in this particular VM, but I still see the svn working copy being checked out here. Is that expected? What I wanted was for Jenkins to just kick my build over to the slave I setup (in this case Windows) and I do see that working (mostly). I guess my question is: how do I pick where to host Jenkins? Should I chose a VM that I'm actually going to build on, or can I continue with the approach I'm on (stand-alone Jenkins VM)? Also, what book(s) do you recommend to get started with Jenkins? I'm sure I can find some Google search results for this (and will), but feel free to post what you think here. Finally, when the slave build starts, I see the working copy being created just fine, but immediately I see my build script saying "E: needs to be mapped to ......". I see that the drive is properly mapped, but I'm guessing that the mapping is not happening for the slave connection. Any ideas on how to resolve this?
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