SVN_REVISION variable not returning checkout revision in Jenkins
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Using Jenkins 2.138.3 and Subversion plugin on a windows machine. When doing a checkout from SVN server, SVN_REVISION environment variable isn't available as when trying to get the value all it return is empty string.
I have tried to use ${SVN_REVISION} & ${SVN_REVISION_1} but none of them return any revision number.
How can I get the SVN_REVISION number as environment variable or alternatively a simple solution to retrieve it in jenkins as a parameter?
Project type is FreeStyle project.
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Using Jenkins 2.138.3 and Subversion plugin on a windows machine. When doing a checkout from SVN server, SVN_REVISION environment variable isn't available as when trying to get the value all it return is empty string.
I have tried to use ${SVN_REVISION} & ${SVN_REVISION_1} but none of them return any revision number.
How can I get the SVN_REVISION number as environment variable or alternatively a simple solution to retrieve it in jenkins as a parameter?
Project type is FreeStyle project.
jenkins svn visualsvn-server
asked Nov 10 at 0:12
Dave23Rave
8519
Which version of the SVN plugin are you using?
– Pedro
Nov 11 at 18:06
@Pedro Im using Subversion Plugin 2.12.1
– Dave23Rave
Nov 11 at 23:27
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Using Jenkins 2.138.3 and Subversion plugin on a windows machine. When doing a checkout from SVN server, SVN_REVISION environment variable isn't available as when trying to get the value all it return is empty string.
I have tried to use ${SVN_REVISION} & ${SVN_REVISION_1} but none of them return any revision number.
How can I get the SVN_REVISION number as environment variable or alternatively a simple solution to retrieve it in jenkins as a parameter?
Project type is FreeStyle project.
jenkins svn visualsvn-server
asked Nov 10 at 0:12
Dave23Rave
8519
Using Jenkins 2.138.3 and Subversion plugin on a windows machine. When doing a checkout from SVN server, SVN_REVISION environment variable isn't available as when trying to get the value all it return is empty string.
I have tried to use ${SVN_REVISION} & ${SVN_REVISION_1} but none of them return any revision number.
How can I get the SVN_REVISION number as environment variable or alternatively a simple solution to retrieve it in jenkins as a parameter?
Project type is FreeStyle project.
jenkins svn visualsvn-server
jenkins svn visualsvn-server
asked Nov 10 at 0:12
Dave23Rave
8519
asked Nov 10 at 0:12
Dave23Rave
8519
asked Nov 10 at 0:12
Dave23Rave
8519
asked Nov 10 at 0:12
Dave23Rave
8519
asked Nov 10 at 0:12
Dave23Rave
8519
8519
Which version of the SVN plugin are you using?
– Pedro
Nov 11 at 18:06
@Pedro Im using Subversion Plugin 2.12.1
– Dave23Rave
Nov 11 at 23:27
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Which version of the SVN plugin are you using?
– Pedro
Nov 11 at 18:06
@Pedro Im using Subversion Plugin 2.12.1
– Dave23Rave
Nov 11 at 23:27
Which version of the SVN plugin are you using?
– Pedro
Nov 11 at 18:06
Which version of the SVN plugin are you using?
– Pedro
Nov 11 at 18:06
@Pedro Im using Subversion Plugin 2.12.1
– Dave23Rave
Nov 11 at 23:27
@Pedro Im using Subversion Plugin 2.12.1
– Dave23Rave
Nov 11 at 23:27
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We ran into the same issue. Downgrade to 2.10.3, which seems to be the latest stable version.
For information, the versions after 2.10.3 but before 2.12.1 have another problem on our SVN server : the authentication fails.
Enjoy ;-)
answered Nov 22 at 15:09
Opack
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Thanks for the answer. I will try your solution. However, regarding the downgrade... I guess, will have to do it manually as there isn't an option to downgrade it from plugins menu of Jenkins.
– Dave23Rave
Nov 23 at 11:03
I have downgraded SVN plugin however it still doesn't seem to resolve my issue i.e. i still do not get the SVN revision using ${SVN_REVISION} or ${SVN_REVISION_1} variable. Any further suggestions ?
– Dave23Rave
Nov 24 at 15:17
No, sorry :-( In my case, I also had a button allowing to easily downgrade using the Jenkins plugin page. Maybe it is because this version was previously installed, but not on your side.
– Opack
Nov 26 at 15:18
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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We ran into the same issue. Downgrade to 2.10.3, which seems to be the latest stable version.
For information, the versions after 2.10.3 but before 2.12.1 have another problem on our SVN server : the authentication fails.
Enjoy ;-)
answered Nov 22 at 15:09
Opack
63
Thanks for the answer. I will try your solution. However, regarding the downgrade... I guess, will have to do it manually as there isn't an option to downgrade it from plugins menu of Jenkins.
– Dave23Rave
Nov 23 at 11:03
I have downgraded SVN plugin however it still doesn't seem to resolve my issue i.e. i still do not get the SVN revision using ${SVN_REVISION} or ${SVN_REVISION_1} variable. Any further suggestions ?
– Dave23Rave
Nov 24 at 15:17
No, sorry :-( In my case, I also had a button allowing to easily downgrade using the Jenkins plugin page. Maybe it is because this version was previously installed, but not on your side.
– Opack
Nov 26 at 15:18
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
We ran into the same issue. Downgrade to 2.10.3, which seems to be the latest stable version.
For information, the versions after 2.10.3 but before 2.12.1 have another problem on our SVN server : the authentication fails.
Enjoy ;-)
answered Nov 22 at 15:09
Opack
63
Thanks for the answer. I will try your solution. However, regarding the downgrade... I guess, will have to do it manually as there isn't an option to downgrade it from plugins menu of Jenkins.
– Dave23Rave
Nov 23 at 11:03
I have downgraded SVN plugin however it still doesn't seem to resolve my issue i.e. i still do not get the SVN revision using ${SVN_REVISION} or ${SVN_REVISION_1} variable. Any further suggestions ?
– Dave23Rave
Nov 24 at 15:17
No, sorry :-( In my case, I also had a button allowing to easily downgrade using the Jenkins plugin page. Maybe it is because this version was previously installed, but not on your side.
– Opack
Nov 26 at 15:18
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
We ran into the same issue. Downgrade to 2.10.3, which seems to be the latest stable version.
For information, the versions after 2.10.3 but before 2.12.1 have another problem on our SVN server : the authentication fails.
Enjoy ;-)
answered Nov 22 at 15:09
Opack
63
We ran into the same issue. Downgrade to 2.10.3, which seems to be the latest stable version.
For information, the versions after 2.10.3 but before 2.12.1 have another problem on our SVN server : the authentication fails.
Enjoy ;-)
answered Nov 22 at 15:09
Opack
63
answered Nov 22 at 15:09
Opack
63
answered Nov 22 at 15:09
Opack
63
answered Nov 22 at 15:09
Opack
63
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Thanks for the answer. I will try your solution. However, regarding the downgrade... I guess, will have to do it manually as there isn't an option to downgrade it from plugins menu of Jenkins.
– Dave23Rave
Nov 23 at 11:03
I have downgraded SVN plugin however it still doesn't seem to resolve my issue i.e. i still do not get the SVN revision using ${SVN_REVISION} or ${SVN_REVISION_1} variable. Any further suggestions ?
– Dave23Rave
Nov 24 at 15:17
No, sorry :-( In my case, I also had a button allowing to easily downgrade using the Jenkins plugin page. Maybe it is because this version was previously installed, but not on your side.
– Opack
Nov 26 at 15:18
add a comment |
Thanks for the answer. I will try your solution. However, regarding the downgrade... I guess, will have to do it manually as there isn't an option to downgrade it from plugins menu of Jenkins.
– Dave23Rave
Nov 23 at 11:03
I have downgraded SVN plugin however it still doesn't seem to resolve my issue i.e. i still do not get the SVN revision using ${SVN_REVISION} or ${SVN_REVISION_1} variable. Any further suggestions ?
– Dave23Rave
Nov 24 at 15:17
No, sorry :-( In my case, I also had a button allowing to easily downgrade using the Jenkins plugin page. Maybe it is because this version was previously installed, but not on your side.
– Opack
Nov 26 at 15:18
Thanks for the answer. I will try your solution. However, regarding the downgrade... I guess, will have to do it manually as there isn't an option to downgrade it from plugins menu of Jenkins.
– Dave23Rave
Nov 23 at 11:03
Thanks for the answer. I will try your solution. However, regarding the downgrade... I guess, will have to do it manually as there isn't an option to downgrade it from plugins menu of Jenkins.
– Dave23Rave
Nov 23 at 11:03
I have downgraded SVN plugin however it still doesn't seem to resolve my issue i.e. i still do not get the SVN revision using ${SVN_REVISION} or ${SVN_REVISION_1} variable. Any further suggestions ?
– Dave23Rave
Nov 24 at 15:17
I have downgraded SVN plugin however it still doesn't seem to resolve my issue i.e. i still do not get the SVN revision using ${SVN_REVISION} or ${SVN_REVISION_1} variable. Any further suggestions ?
– Dave23Rave
Nov 24 at 15:17
No, sorry :-( In my case, I also had a button allowing to easily downgrade using the Jenkins plugin page. Maybe it is because this version was previously installed, but not on your side.
– Opack
Nov 26 at 15:18
No, sorry :-( In my case, I also had a button allowing to easily downgrade using the Jenkins plugin page. Maybe it is because this version was previously installed, but not on your side.
– Opack
Nov 26 at 15:18
add a comment |
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– Pedro
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@Pedro Im using Subversion Plugin 2.12.1
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Nov 11 at 23:27