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I have a job called "development" and another project called "code analysis". At the moment we have two different jobs and different workspaces, but same code; is there any way we could use the same workspace for multiple jobs?
I checked the plugins available in Jenkins but I haven't found any suitable one.
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Suppose your "development" Jenkins job workspace is /var/workspace/job1 . In the "code analysis" job configuration page, under the tab General click on Advanced... and select the option Use custom workspace and give the same workspace /var/workspace/job1 as of your "development" job.
With the ez-template plugin installed "Copy existing job" applied to a template or to a job using a template creates a new job dependent on the template. If you actually want an independent copy you can then delete the Use another job as a template configuration.
Build section. Click on Advanced button on the right side of the page. Check "Use custom workspace" Fill in the path to the desired folder.
Default workspace location - It seems like the latest Jenkins has the default workspace in Jenkins\jobs[projectName]\workspace and is overwritten (or wiped if selected) for every build.
Suppose your "development" Jenkins job workspace is /var/workspace/job1. In the "code analysis" job configuration page, under the tab General click on Advanced... and select the option Use custom workspace and give the same workspace /var/workspace/job1 as of your "development" job.
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