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This is specific job that was run (one of the correctly fetched
remote branches)
Now check out project_config.png:
title is correct, using branch name
why is it building master branch?
Btw documentation is pretty clear, was able to setup so far without
much confusion (ah, it was not transparent what to do with gradle for
me, I installed plugin and did apt-get, but then it was failing, so I
just used "wrapper" option and symlinked gradlew to
/opt/gradle/bin/gradle). But I am new to jenkins, for people who use
jenkins it might be obvious that after installing plugin they need to
go to manage jenkins and configure gradle there
Attached png files show that the job isn't getting the branch name properly replaced, after some digging I found that we're expecting the branch name to start with "origin/" in our code. This should be refactored from this:
Bug report from Titas Norkunas:
See all_projects.png:
remote branches)
Now check out project_config.png:
Btw documentation is pretty clear, was able to setup so far without
much confusion (ah, it was not transparent what to do with gradle for
me, I installed plugin and did apt-get, but then it was failing, so I
just used "wrapper" option and symlinked gradlew to
/opt/gradle/bin/gradle). But I am new to jenkins, for people who use
jenkins it might be obvious that after installing plugin they need to
go to manage jenkins and configure gradle there
Attached png files show that the job isn't getting the branch name properly replaced, after some digging I found that we're expecting the branch name to start with "origin/" in our code. This should be refactored from this:
to something that replaces either if the branch name has a "/" or a ">" to it's left (and still has a "<" on the right).
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