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Bamboo Build Plans failing with compilation errors

Our bamboo build plan was setup on Windows 7 earlier and worked completely fine. Then, we moved the same build plan to a windows 10 based PC, that is when the builds started failing.

We are using ti based Code Composer Studio 6 with C6000 and arm compilers. We have ruled out any issues with Code composer and ti based products as outside the bamboo environment, the binaries and builds are getting created succesfully on Windows 10.

Attached is the error log. It seems like bamboo is not able to access some files in our remote server and hence the builds are failing. My questions is are there any known issues related to bamboo integration with Windows 10? Or has anyone seen the attached error before?

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jira guy
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Sep 16, 2019

Error messages are clear. You are missing some files that are in windows 7 and not in 10. Search for those files and move them to same path in the new server

So the thing is that the file mentioned here is apparently some temp file getting created somewhere. Its not an actual file that exists in our project. And every time we run the build plan, there is some new numbered file that shows up in the log.

command file '\\0352014')

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