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Working with support for past two weeks.
finally we managed to get this resolved.
Awesome Steven helped me
The solution was to add environment variables in Jenkins to point to my profile.
The issue was Jenkins running as local and license is under my profile.
So they were on two different profiles and would always show exceptions when trying to check out the floating license.
In case of floating licenses with one activation
Note when running Jenkins CI ensure that you do not have READY API running
otherwise you wont be able to check out the license.
Still working with support
TanyaSteven has been very helpful and prompt I am sure we will get the license issue resolved
Working with support for past two weeks.
finally we managed to get this resolved.
Awesome Steven helped me
The solution was to add environment variables in Jenkins to point to my profile.
The issue was Jenkins running as local and license is under my profile.
So they were on two different profiles and would always show exceptions when trying to check out the floating license.
In case of floating licenses with one activation
Note when running Jenkins CI ensure that you do not have READY API running
otherwise you wont be able to check out the license.
Here is the updated link for you:
https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/general-info/licensing/troubleshooting/jenkins.html#_ga=2.50203745.694851126.1506099271-1095275971.1497045312