Since Jenkins stores the shell scripts to execute in `/tmp`, that directory is mounted in the container. This can cause subtle bugs if multiple Matrix job combinations are running on the same node and all writing to `/tmp`. Ideally, only the script(s) that need to executed should be mounted into the container. But I'm not sure if its possible to identify that information.
Since Jenkins stores the shell scripts to execute in
/tmp, that directory is mounted in the container.This can cause subtle bugs if multiple Matrix job combinations are running on the same node and all writing to
/tmp.Ideally, only the script(s) that need to executed should be mounted into the container. But I'm not sure if its possible to identify that information.