[FIXED JENKINS-25064] Instead of constructing the toollocation key, just use the existing descriptor #20
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Any chance of this getting merged and released? I've been using my local build for a while now, on dozens of slaves on several Jenkins masters. All Linux master/Windows slave though, but seems to work ok. |
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[FIXED JENKINS-25064] Instead of constructing the toollocation key, just use the existing descriptor
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Ok I have been testing this change in production for a day, with several jobs being built on swarm slaves. All seems ok now.