can anyone help on this? Or point to right direction.

On Friday, November 25, 2016 at 11:53:15 AM UTC+5:30, Devesh wrote:
>
>                Hi,
>
>
> favorite 
> <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40787602/jenkins-s3-copy-artifact-build-parameters-not-supported-in-project-name-field#>
>
> In our jenkins Configuration, we have two Projects One Project(Multi 
> Branch Free Style) is used to build .Net project and puts the artifacts on 
> S3 bucket. The other project (Multi Branch Free Style) picks the artifacts 
> from S3 bucket and deploys it to our webserver which is on seperate machine.
>
> The settings that we have used in project 2:
>
> 1) Inject environment variables prior to Building.
>
> #Multi branch 
> MB_URL=MyFolder/MultiBranchProjName1/BranchName
>
> 2) Settings that we used for S3 bucket:
>
> [image: S3 Copy artifacts settings in Multi branch Free Style project] 
> <https://i.stack.imgur.com/A8UPw.png>
>
> 3) Console Log that gives us error when we click build now:
>
> [EnvInject] - Variables injected successfully.
> 12:49:21 Unable to find project for artifact copy: 
> MyFolder/MultiBranchProjName1/BranchName
> 12:49:21 This may be due to incorrect project name or permission settings; 
> see help for project name in job configuration. 
>
> Finally, when we go to individual branch specific child projects for 
> project 2 and instead of using build parameter: ${MB_URL} we hard code path 
> to project directly "MyFolder/MultiBranchProjName1/BranchName" then we see 
> that the build process runs successfully.
>
> *So, is there a way by which we can make "Copy S3 artifacts" to work with 
> Build parameters or {BRANCH_NAME}*? or whether there is a work around for 
> this.
>
> *Note:* Since we are new to Jenkins, we have tried following approaches 
> also:
>
>    1. used variations of ${MB_URL}, $MB_URL
>    2. added ${MB_URL}, $MB_URL in the Build Configuration/Permission to 
>    Copy Artifact section of project 1 in addition to 
>    MyFolder/MultiBranchProjName2/* all seperated by (,)
>    3. Used MyFolder/MultiBranchProjName1/${BRANCH_NAME} in Project name 
>    section.
>    4. Both of our projects use Git plugin to create a Multi Branch 
>    project.
>
> Any help shall be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Devesh
>

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