When marking a job that can run simultaneously on the same node, Jenkins will add @X (where X is the number of the parallel assembly) to the normal workspace directory to get a new unique workspace directory. This is usually all good and good, but we come across several tools that cannot handle @ in the path name, even if the operating system can.
Is there a way to change the @ character to something else? Say maybe a double underscore (__) or something else?
Jason swager
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