Quoting David Brossard <[email protected]>:
Hi all. New to Jenkins. So far it seems pretty straight forward but I have
one nagging problem I can't solve. I am trying to publish all files in a
folder on a remote server with the same folder name but add the Build Info
so it never overwrites the previous folder. I will then symlink to the
correct folder. I have included a screen shot of my config below.
This creates a folder similar to
/usr/local/nexus-2013-03-26_00-20-07/nexus. In the Source files I have
tried "nexus", "nexus/*" and "nexus/**/". How can I get rid of the second
/nexus directory?
Thanks
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Source files: nexus/
Remove prefix: nexus
Remote directory and Exec command look good - although depending on
the remote os, you can probably get rid of the rm in the exec command
and use ln -fs instead
HTH,
Bap.
Thanks
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