Jenkins CLI, trouble installing plugin from local hpi

[James Richard]

Using Jenkins 1.642.4, I installed an older version of my plugin from a local hpi using the Jenkins CLI and did a safe restart.  When I try to install a newer version from a local hpi using the Jenkins CLI, http://localhost:8080/pluginManager/installed still shows the older version is installed even after a safe restart.

[James Richard]

Manually uploading the files to the server works fine, I can upgrade/downgrade and install any specific version without trouble. There is only an issue when I use the Jenkins CLI

[Daniel Beck]

> On 28.07.2016, at 01:36, James Richard <jamesri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Manually uploading the files to the server works fine, I can upgrade/downgrade and install any specific version without trouble. There is only an issue when I use the Jenkins CLI

Is that plugin bundled with Jenkins? If so, could be https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-29726

[niristotle okram]

just curious - what is this "local hpi" ?

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[James Richard]

This is a plugin that I have created, it is not bundled with Jenkins.  And like I said, manually installing it, downgrading, uninstalling, etc. works fine when they are done manually but when using the Jenkins CLI it has the errors I described in the first comment.

When installing a plugin manually, it creates a {plugin-name}.bak file but when I use the CLI it creates a {plugin-name}-{version}.bak.  I assume this might be the cause of the issue

[Daniel Beck]

> On 04.08.2016, at 22:09, James Richard <jamesri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> This is a plugin that I have created, it is not bundled with Jenkins. And like I said, manually installing it, downgrading, uninstalling, etc. works fine when they are done manually but when using the Jenkins CLI it has the errors I described in the first comment.
>
> When installing a plugin manually, it creates a {plugin-name}.bak file but when I use the CLI it creates a {plugin-name}-{version}.bak. I assume this might be the cause of the issue

Please file a bug against core and cli and assign to me.

https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/How+to+report+an+issue