Closed c-koell closed 5 months ago
@c-koell, thank you for your report. I wasn't able to replicate this issue. Could you please clear the cache for all agents? Additionally, providing more information about your Maven project script would be helpful in gaining a better understanding of the issue.
HI @Or-Geva can you tell me how i clear the cache please ?
What information do you need ? The Job is a normal Maven Project Job where we have configured two things regarding artifactory
@c-koell, navigate to the workspace directory inside the Jenkins home directory. You will find the cache for all your agents there. Remove the directory related to the Maven Project agent and then restart the job. Is both the master and the agent operating on a Windows environment?
Moreover, we strongly recommend switching over from the old Jenkins Artifactory Plugin to the new next-gen Jenkins JFrog Plugin to avoid such issues.
The master and one agent are both on Windows .. yes
Okay but i think it is not so easy to switch to the new plugin :-) we have a lot of jobs ...
I have cleared all the folders under d:\Jenkins\cache\artifactory-plugin and now it works :-)
Great, thank you for your time.
It also happens for us from time to time (even if we clear the build caches). Moving to the "new" plugin isn't an option because we are not using pipeline jobs (yet) and it doesn't seem to work with "normal" Maven jobs on Jenkins.
I am wondering if we can add a workaround in https://github.com/jfrog/build-info/blame/b82ee0627bd002fc987e85898d3ba48f950a6366/build-info-extractor/src/main/java/org/jfrog/build/extractor/BuildInfoExtractorUtils.java#L116C15-L116C15 to (silently?) ignore that exception instead of throwing a runtime exception?
Describe the bug After Upgrading to 4.0.2 or 4.0.3 from 4.0.0 we see follewing Stracktace in a Maven Project Job
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