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The default system PATH does not include any directories from /usr/local. If it works for you, you have some shell init file which adds some directories to your PATH. Shells usually execute the init scripts for interactive login shells only, so the shell which Jenkins uses to run your build script probably runs with system defaults.
I don't think this has anything to do with Jenkins.app but this is a Jenkins FAQ: If you use any tools outside of system defaults, you must either
Call them with absolute path or
Modify PATH in your build script or
Modify PATH in Jenkins configuration page. Go to Jenkins master (or slave) configuration and add an environment variable named PATH with the value you want Jenkins to use.
I installed xctool via homebrew (in /usr/local/Cellar/xctool/0.1.16) . When I build my script on jenkins I get an error
xctool: command not found.
xctool works fine in console. Is there a place in your app I can set path in your app so jenkins knows where to find xctool?
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