I tried searching on different sites but couldn't find answer. My Question is In Jenkins Slave Node, In Remote root directory, I specified -C:\MyJenkinsRun\ and it is creating folder structure as C:\MyJenkinsRun\workspace\Myprojectname Actually I dont want workspace named folder. I just want C:\MyJenkinsRun\Myprojectname. In My Master, it is Not creating workspace named folder. It is creating the way I want which is C:\MyJenkinsRun\Myprojectname. I did many different ways to specify Remote Root directory in slave but counldn't find answer. By the way My Global Configure system, Workspace Root Directory is set up as C:\MyJenkinsRun/${ITEM_FULLNAME} and Build Record Root Directory is set up as ${ITEM_ROOTDIR}/builds.
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Possible duplicate of [How to set the workspace root directory on Jenkins slaves?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23780554/how-to-set-the-workspace-root-directory-on-jenkins-slaves) – Reinout van Rees Oct 06 '17 at 07:16
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This is a duplicate of https://stackoverflow.com/q/23780554/27401 . The accepted answer there ought to help you, I think. – Reinout van Rees Oct 06 '17 at 07:17