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Upgraded Jenkins and P4 plugin and builds no longer work?

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I updated a Jenkins build system today and pipeline builds no longer worked.
After an hour or two of debugging I figured out it was due to the Jenkinsfile not being checked out due to the Jenkins / the P4 plugin having changed the location (path) it checked out to.

Checking out p4-12b39e21-cb2b-47e8-9488-22aca324fc36-//ir/rana/ebf/10.0.0/products/jenkins/linux/Jenkinsfile //jenkins-${NODE_NAME}-${JOB_NAME}/Jenkinsfile
 into /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/IIRV10-linux-ebf/branches/IIRV10ebf/workspace@script to read Jenkinsfile


... 

ERROR: /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/IIRV10-linux-ebf/branches/IIRV10ebf/workspace@script/Jenkinsfile not found
Finished: FAILURE
 



The previous path used was


 


/var/lib/jenkins/workspace/V10-build-trunk_IIRV10trunk-M5WSRVTJ6TYJGMXQO4574D5VYI3DULEPQJZJY5FGST6MOUHDDAPQ%40script


 





The change simplifies the generated path so is a good change. The problem is that Perforce thinks it is already checked out and so does not get the file.



From the command line you would add the force (-f) option to make sure the file was checked out however as this was running inside Jenkins I found it easier to delete the client workspace definitions (using P4V but you can also do it from the command line). When running the build again the client workspace will be recreated and the Jenkinsfile will be checked out.
















































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