orbfish
orbfish

Reputation: 7731

Unable to set up Git pull in Jenkins

We currently have Subversion builds in Jenkins, and are trying to add Git builds as well, using Windows filesystem access.

So far:

We're hitting a snag on the Repsitory URL:

Repository URL: file:////my_server/Repositories/My_Repo
Failed to connect to repository : Error performing command: git ls-remote -h file:////my_server/Repositories/My_Repo HEAD

To troubleshoot, I created a separate project which just runs Windows commands, and confirmed that:

  1. Jenkins has permission to see the repository
  2. The Jenkins path can find git.exe
  3. I can get output from Jenkins running git ls-remote file:////my_server/Repositories/My_Repo
  4. Which means my URI format is correct

Does anyone know how to fix the error with the Jenkins Git plugin not being able to connect to the repository, when Jenkins itself can?

Thank you.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2770

Answers (2)

orbfish
orbfish

Reputation: 7731

It turns out my file URI was correct, and even though my path variables were correct and included Git, Jenkins was unable to find it using the Windows path.

I resolve the problem by going to:

  1. Manage Jenkins
  2. Configure System
  3. Git
  4. Path to Git executable

And entering C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\git.exe

Hope this helps someone in the future!

Upvotes: 1

Zoey Mertes
Zoey Mertes

Reputation: 3144

Well that would be because that's not a valid Git URI. You need to link to the C:\ or whatever drive letter path, not to a file:// url. Also, two slashes, not three.

Upvotes: 0

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