[JIRA] [mercurial-plugin] (JENKINS-14996) Jenkins does not find Mercurial that is on the PATH

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Artem Alexandrov commented on JENKINS-14996

Re: Jenkins does not find Mercurial that is on the PATH Affected too, I was making a workaround to make hg work by creating a symlink in /usr/bin from /usr/local/bin, but since mac 10.11 it's not possible. It's SIP doesn't allow to write into /usr/bin. And I'm not able to turn off SIP. Please fix ASAP. Add Comment

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John Doe commented on JENKINS-14996

Re: Jenkins does not find Mercurial that is on the PATH

Any workarounds for macOS 10.13 and JNLP agent?

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Jenkins does not find Mercurial that is on the PATH

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Wilson Bui commented on JENKINS-14996

Re: Jenkins does not find Mercurial that is on the PATH Hey guys, thanks for the above posts–you guys helped me get my pipeline off the ground. This affects me too, but it turns on that on Mac Mojave 10.14.5, I was just able to use the above advanced configuration in my slave agent to set the following: In "/usr/local/bin" there is a default symlink that is installed to points to Mercurial's actual install location at "/usr/local/bin/hg" so when you set the prefix command, it's able to find Mercurial upon startup.

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Wilson Bui edited a comment on JENKINS-14996

Re: Jenkins does not find Mercurial that is on the PATH

Hey guys, thanks for the above posts–you guys helped me get my pipeline off the ground. This affects me too, but it turns on that on Mac Mojave 10.14.5, I was just able to use the above advanced configuration in my slave agent to set the following:

!image-2019-06-18-05-19-54-936.png! *Prefix Start Agent Command:* "export PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin && "

In "/usr/local/bin" there is a default symlink that is installed to points to Mercurial's actual install location at "/usr/local/bin/hg" so when you set the prefix command, it's able to find Mercurial upon startup.

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