| "Slave to Master Access Control" only has an effect on creating the target directory, not on the copy. (And it should not have either. Please fix that.) The logic around AffectedFilesResolver::copy is plain wrong, it always tries to perform a local copy. That only works under the assumption that the Jenkins archive is on a shared drive which both master and slave can see identically. For the generalized case, where the slave does not have direct access to the archive, it still fails regardless. You must use `RemoteInputStream` or `RemoteWriter` to copy files from the workspace. |