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I have a file on my server, and I want to copy it into the Jenkins artifacts. I have paramaterized the folder name in the Windows file path, because it changes from release to release.

When I run the script with no parameters, it completes correctly.

When I try to replace part of the Windows path with a Jenkins parameter, the job fails, saying it can't find the specified file.

Here is the part of the Python script that works:

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc191CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc191CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

When I change it to this, it stops working:

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

I even tried using the Windows variable for the parameter, but that also failed:

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc%BranchIDshort%CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc%BranchIDshort%CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

Now I know that the parameter works. Earlier in the same Python script, I have the following command, and it works fine, so it's not the parameter that is the problem, AFAIK:

list_master_projects = ["C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\TPP Project\Output\Administrator"]

Here is the error I find in the console output after the job fails when I run it with a parameter:

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "C:UsersADMINI~1AppDataLocalTempjenkins4558065654793360270.py", line 40, in <module>

    shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

  File "C:Python27libshutil.py", line 82, in copyfile

    with open(src, 'rb') as fsrc:

IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py'

Build step 'Execute Python script' marked build as failure

And yes, the files DO exist in the source location. You know this is true because when I run the job WITHOUT the parameter, the job completes correctly.

So my question is this: How can I use Jenkins parameters in a Python script to copy files from the hard drive of the build system to the artifacts? What am I doing wrong?

python jenkins

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0

1

I have a file on my server, and I want to copy it into the Jenkins artifacts. I have paramaterized the folder name in the Windows file path, because it changes from release to release.

When I run the script with no parameters, it completes correctly.

When I try to replace part of the Windows path with a Jenkins parameter, the job fails, saying it can't find the specified file.

Here is the part of the Python script that works:

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc191CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc191CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

When I change it to this, it stops working:

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

I even tried using the Windows variable for the parameter, but that also failed:

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc%BranchIDshort%CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc%BranchIDshort%CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

Now I know that the parameter works. Earlier in the same Python script, I have the following command, and it works fine, so it's not the parameter that is the problem, AFAIK:

list_master_projects = ["C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\TPP Project\Output\Administrator"]

Here is the error I find in the console output after the job fails when I run it with a parameter:

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "C:UsersADMINI~1AppDataLocalTempjenkins4558065654793360270.py", line 40, in <module>

    shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

  File "C:Python27libshutil.py", line 82, in copyfile

    with open(src, 'rb') as fsrc:

IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py'

Build step 'Execute Python script' marked build as failure

And yes, the files DO exist in the source location. You know this is true because when I run the job WITHOUT the parameter, the job completes correctly.

So my question is this: How can I use Jenkins parameters in a Python script to copy files from the hard drive of the build system to the artifacts? What am I doing wrong?

python jenkins

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Paul PehrsonPaul Pehrson

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I have a file on my server, and I want to copy it into the Jenkins artifacts. I have paramaterized the folder name in the Windows file path, because it changes from release to release.

When I run the script with no parameters, it completes correctly.

When I try to replace part of the Windows path with a Jenkins parameter, the job fails, saying it can't find the specified file.

Here is the part of the Python script that works:

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc191CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc191CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

When I change it to this, it stops working:

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

I even tried using the Windows variable for the parameter, but that also failed:

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc%BranchIDshort%CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc%BranchIDshort%CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

Now I know that the parameter works. Earlier in the same Python script, I have the following command, and it works fine, so it's not the parameter that is the problem, AFAIK:

list_master_projects = ["C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\TPP Project\Output\Administrator"]

Here is the error I find in the console output after the job fails when I run it with a parameter:

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "C:UsersADMINI~1AppDataLocalTempjenkins4558065654793360270.py", line 40, in <module>

    shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

  File "C:Python27libshutil.py", line 82, in copyfile

    with open(src, 'rb') as fsrc:

IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py'

Build step 'Execute Python script' marked build as failure

And yes, the files DO exist in the source location. You know this is true because when I run the job WITHOUT the parameter, the job completes correctly.

So my question is this: How can I use Jenkins parameters in a Python script to copy files from the hard drive of the build system to the artifacts? What am I doing wrong?

python jenkins

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shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc191CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc191CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc%BranchIDshort%CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc%BranchIDshort%CS\CS-Site-Files\contentindex.php", "artifacts\contentindex.php")

list_master_projects = ["C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\TPP Project\Output\Administrator"]

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "C:UsersADMINI~1AppDataLocalTempjenkins4558065654793360270.py", line 40, in <module>

    shutil.copyfile("C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py", "artifacts\PopulateCSSite.py")

  File "C:Python27libshutil.py", line 82, in copyfile

    with open(src, 'rb') as fsrc:

IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\Doc${BranchIDshort}CS\BuildScripts\PopulateCSSite.py'

Build step 'Execute Python script' marked build as failure

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