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Reputation: 597

Batch returns different result, if executed from Jenkins CI job

I am executing batch file from apache ant build.xml, running from Jenkins CI job ( Win 7 x64 Ent SP1 ).

batch file:

@Echo Off
svn info | findstr /C:"Relative URL:" > temp1.txt
set /p str=<temp1.txt
echo !str! @ > temp1.txt
svn info | findstr /C:"Revision:" > temp2.txt
copy *.txt temp3.txt
setLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
for /f "tokens=* delims= " %%a in (temp3.txt) do (
set s=!s!%%a
)
echo !s! >> BrandingText.PROPERTIES

The results are as follows:

BrandingText.PROPERTIES:

 @ Revision: 133708

temp3.txt:

!str! @ 
Revision: 133708

temp2.txt

Revision: 133708

temp1.txt

!str! @

On the other hand, if I run it locally ( call ant target, which is executing batch, from CMD from my machine ), I got correct result(s)... Why? How to fix the batch to have same and correct result both in my machine and buildserver ( Jenkins CI ) job?

I am not daily Windows Shell coder, so any help would be highly appreciated. Oh, and plus that NewLine character in the end of

Revision:

is also damn nasty one... Would be great to get rid of it :)

Upvotes: 0

Views: 264

Answers (2)

thekbb
thekbb

Reputation: 7924

I think it's a terrible idea to have your build script aware of version control - those concerns should be separate.

Having said that, you're going to have a better time if you just set the output of svnversion to a variable or even write it out to a file.

Upvotes: 2

MC ND
MC ND

Reputation: 70943

@echo off
    setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
    rem and here starts the code
    ....

Maybe, this should work

If delayed expansion is off, !str! (with the variable defined with valid content), returns !str!. No delayed expansion, so no translation of ! variables.

BUT, echo %str% @ > temp1.txt should work.

EDITED - for the nasty new line character

<temp2.txt set /p t2=
<nul       set /p t2=%t2%> temp2.txt

Obviously, after the temp2.txt file has been generated

Upvotes: 0

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