If the job is not configured to ruin on the master and the master is
configured to only run jobs specifically assigned to it, then the job
should not run on master. There will still be a clone on the master, but
the job won't run there.

Working directory name had changed with the most recent plugin release. The
percent character is not used in the directory name now.

Mark Waite

On Tue, Oct 4, 2016, 12:33 AM vishad alekh <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your reply.

1- I have not configured anything for my master node and still it creates
on master. So does that mean it will be running the same way on master node.


3- actually my GIT branch structure is something like release/ABC. Now when
a job is created with this name it gets a format like release@%2FABC. This
format becomes very difficult to handle on Linux boxes. Hence I was
wondering if there is anyway to change the name and keep it more easy to
use.



Thanks and Regards
‎Vishad Alekh

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*From: *Mark Waite
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*Subject: *Re: Pipeline Issue
1 - The master agent needs to identify which branches contain a Jenkinsfile
and match the branch selection criteria you provided.  In order to do that,
the master agent clones the repository and uses that clone for the work on
the master agent

3 - I've found no way to change the name of the job which is created.  Can
you describe how you envision using that changed name, and how you would
avoid job name collisions?

Mark Waite

On Mon, Oct 3, 2016 at 12:03 AM vishad alekh <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi Sam,

Thanks for your reply.

Can anyone please assist me with number 1 and number 3.



Thanks and Regards
Vishad Alekh

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*Subject: *Re: Pipeline Issue

Hi Vishad

   I am not too sure about the 1 and 3, but regarding 2, I've seen that
happen.  No matter how many times you remove those @ folders, they come
back.  I've left those alone and I've noticed that Jenkins will manage them
accordingly.  They don't keep growing in number either.  I have run a
pipeline job which has been executed about 200 times and I see like 5 or 6
of those @tmp folders.

   I believe Jenkins uses them for keeping track of parallel threads.  They
are usually empty or have very little in them.  So no need to worry about
them. :)



On Saturday, October 1, 2016 at 12:20:42 PM UTC-7, vishad alekh wrote:

Hi All,

Please assist me with below :-

I have created a multipipeline job with Jenkinsfile. This job will search
for Jenkinsfile in GIT repo and will make the job accordingly. In this file
I have configured it on the some other node apart from the one where
Jenkins is running.

Doubts :-

1- when this new job gets created, I can see a folder with the same name on
master server as well. How come it's getting created on master node
too.ideally I think it should only be in that node which is defined in
Jenkinsfile.

2- It creates a folder with the name @2 or @temp. What are these?

3-how can we change the name of the job which automatically gets created
from Jenkinsfile. By default it takes the name of the git branch where it
finds the JenkinsFile.


Thanks and Regards
Vishad Alekh

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