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Since the file, foo.c, is not under the 'depot' directory, Perforce notes that the file is not within the client view. Moving the file into the 'depot' directory (or appropriate sub-directory) will correct the problem. Trigger-related Issues. If you see a 'validation failed' error, then a Perforce trigger is involved. CI with Perforce and Jenkins - posted in Administration: We currently use Jenkins and the p4 plug-in to poll Perforce on a per job basis. The number of jobs has been increasing and we are now seeing issues where Jenkins soaks up memory on the machine much less the impact of all the polling on our server. Workspaces Jenkins workspace Location of files (on the master or slave) for Jenkins to build Perforce workspace Location where Perforce will manage the versioned an non-versioned files Shared root Recommend Perforce and Jenkins workspaces share the same root One Jenkins workspace to map to one Perforce workspace.

Perforce polling errors with a NullPointerException when you use a View Map from File and specify Poll Exclude File(s).

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Gamehouse login. I have spent quite some time on P4 Jenkins plugin but have not been able to get it to work.My local root directory below, which is also my workspace root directory/home/abigail/p4/projects. My workspace name is adminlinux.Please see my attacked P4 & P4 Jenkins plugins snapshots. I suspect my workspace mapping //depot/. May not be quite right.After I try 'build now' in Jenkins, I got this problem: Started by user gvisaBuilding in workspace /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/bword/workspace. P4 client -o adminlinux +P4 Task: establishing connection. Server: x.x.x.x:1666.

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Node: Jenkins. P4 client -o adminlinux +. P4 client -i +. Client: adminlinux. P4 client -o adminlinux +. P4 counter change +.

P4 changes -m1 //adminlinux/. +Building on Node: master. P4 client -o adminlinux +P4 Task: establishing connection. Server: x.x.x.x.:1666. Node: JenkinsP4 Task: reverting all pending and shelved revisions. P4 revert /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/bword/workspace/.

Rm abandoned filesduration: (22ms)P4 Task: cleaning workspace to match have list. P4 reconcile -w -f /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/bword/workspace/. +duration: (66ms)P4 Task: syncing files at change: 26. P4 sync -q /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/bword/workspace/.@26 +duration: (14ms)P4 Task: saving built changes. P4 client -o adminlinux +. P4 changes -m100 //adminlinux/.@25,26 +.

P4 change -o 26 +. P4 change -o 26 +. P4 describe -s 26 +. P4 fixes -c26 +. DoneParsing POMsERROR: No such file /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/bword/workspace/pom.xmlPerhaps you need to specify the correct POM file path in the project configuration?Finished: FAILUREI can see why it can't find the pom.xml, because pom.xml is. But how to fix this? Looks like your workspace View mapping is incorrect.You need to know the 'Depot Path' location of your POM (e.g.

//depot/bword/pom.xml) you can find this easily enough using P4V and selecting the depot tab and browsing to the correct location.The workspace maps the Depot paths (Left) to the Workspace path (right), so if you want all the files under //depot/bword/. To appear in the root of your workspace (//adminlinux/.) then your mapping will be: //depot/bword/. //adminlinux/.For more details on Workspace mappings take a look at the docs and scroll down to 'Example 2. Setting the workspace view.'