Markus Winter
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[JENKINS-71700] avoid stacktrace in artifactarchiver when no artifacts When the validateAntFileMask fails because there are too many files or it takes too long an exception is thrown that was intendend to be catched in the ArtifactArchiver. But when the build happens on an agent and not the built-in, this didn't work as the the exception is deeply wrapped in 2 other exceptions. As printing this information is of no real help, just catch all exceptions and print them to the jenkins log but not the build log. Any other message might just be misleading as one could get the impression that jenkins stopped after looking at 10000 files and only because of this no files where archived but this is not the case. At this place the ArtifactArchiver is just trying to give a hint why it didn't archive anything.
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