I'm using Jenkins to build the changes pushed to Bitbucket. Can I exclude a specific user ?
For example, when user A commits, I don't want Jenkins to trigger the build, but it can be triggered when other users commit changes to the repo.
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I have created a Bitbucket webhook to trigger the jenkins jobs when a change is pushed to the repository. There are several different project in the repository and for each project a separate Jenkins Job is configured.
Webhook URL goes like this:
http://10.230.0.14:8080/git/notifyCommit?url=ssh://git#bitbucket.abc.com:7999/scm/bitbucket.git
If a change is pushed to one of the many projects in the repository, all the Jenkins jobs are getting triggered which are subscribed to that repository.
I want to trigger only the job pertaining to the project, not all jobs belonging to the repository.
For an example, in repository Rep1, there are two folders: Solution1 & Solution2.
Both folders have separate Jenkins jobs configured. When any change is pushed to folder Solution1, jenkins jobs related to Solution1 should only be triggered, not Solution2.
How can this be achieved?
I have gitlab with commit hook to Jenkins. The hook is triggered on any commit in any branch. Jenkins has three branches to build.
And I have a problem. If I create any other branch and push it, the hook will trigger the Jenkins and Jenkins will build a branch (master, develop or hotfix) with the newest commit. How can I forbid the build for all other branches except the specified three? I know about when, I need to cancel the build, not just one stage
I found an item in the submenu that is responsible for which branches are used to activate the build.
I have a freestyle job with Gitea scm.
I setted webhook on Gitea but when others branch change, jenkins will rebuilds once.
How can I trigger the build on pushed to master branch only?
I may have fallen into the same trap : I configured Gitea with a webhook pointing to https://jenkins/job/myJob/build?token=abcdef... which starts the job whatever the circumstances.
The correct way seems to point to the git notifyCommit URL : https://jenkins/git/notifyCommit?url=git#code.example.org:ltorvalds/kernel.git and use the SCM polling functionnality :
On Jenkins, at job/myJob/configure > Build Triggers, uncheck Trigger builds remotely and check Poll SCM, leaving the schedule empty.
Be also sure to specify your branch (for example : refs/heads/master) in Source Code Management > Git > Branches to build.
If the Jenkins job is private, you can add the username/token in the webhook URL like that : https://username:ApiToken#jenkins/git/notifyCommit?url=git#code.example.org:ltorvalds/kernel.git. See https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Remote+access+API
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I have bamboo set up with the testing branch of my Bitbucket repository, and I have set the build plan to trigger when new commits are pushed. Also linked bamboo from Bitbucket as a sevice and link.
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The problem is that when I push code to testing branch, it won't trigger the build plan. Is there any other thing to do?
I've setup the Jenkins for the rails3 app to build the specs.
One can find many posts via google on how to setup the build trigger on the github push.
But what I want is to build the new remote branch pushed to Github.
e.g.
I've a repo origin/master. I cloned the repo, created a new branch, did some commits and pushed that branch to origin git push -u origin new_branch
Now I want the Jenkins to build this newly pushed branch on the origin.
If the build is successful, then Jenkins should merge it into origin/master automatically.
The Jenkins plugin has github, git plugin. But it requires to put the branch name. Instead I want to build the new_branch dynamically.
How can I setup such process?
If I remember correctly branch name is not a required entry. You need to test it, but I think if you do not fill it, Jenkins tests all new commit in the repo regardless which branch is affected.
But I recommend you do not merge automatically. You do not want that, trust me. :-)
It seems can not do that with only github and gitgub parameter plugin. If you specify branch_regex*** in Branch to build, Jenkins always build the latest commit in the bunch of branches that it saw. Must specify a branch in order Jenkins to build on the latest commit in that branch. I also see some answer with Multi Branch Pipeline but not sure how to deploy that way. There is no specific instruction at all.