Add possibility to force build with added MR label(s) #903
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The check is currently case-sensitive. Should it be? |
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This is to not to interfere with changes introduced by jenkinsci#903
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With this functionality (together with #901), I can perform logic using GitLab MR labels. For example, I can have a label titled "Auto-deploy", which I could use to automatically deploy my branch to my Kubernetes cluster.
This PR makes sure I can add the label "Auto-deploy" without having the GitLab Plugin block the webhook due to the fact that the Git SHA has already been built once.
PR #901 makes sure I can actually access the labels in the Jenkins pipeline, using environment variables.