Build a Jenkins pipeline (job) from another repo on another branch - jenkins

Question

What I am trying to do doesn't seem so complex but not so easy, but what I've read by now seems to make it look like I am launching rockets.
Basically let's say I have
my-deploys-repo with branches: master, develop
my-tools-repo with whatever branches
Inside my-tools-repo I have: Jenkinsfile-push-events ( jenkins pipeline )
Inside my-deploys-repo I have ON DEVELOP BRANCH: Jenkinsfile-deploy (which also gets some params, if it matters )
How can I trigger Jenkinsfile-deploy job from my-deploys-repo's develop branch FROM Jenkinsfile-push-events on my-tools-repo?
I understood that normally I'd do something like (inside Jenkinsfile-push-events)
stage('Deploy') {
steps {
script {
build job: '../my-deploys-repo/Jenkinsfile-deploy'
}
}
But it laying on another branch seems like a problem.

Answer 1

A Job in Jenkins has its definition in its properties and that already includes Jenkinsfile, so you cannot trigger a "Jenkinsfile" without defining a Job that uses that Jenkinsfile first.
If you have two branches, you need a Multibranch Pipeline job.
Let's say you created a new Multibranch Pipeline job — say MyJob is its name — that is configured to use your repo (my-deploys-repo.git) and your path to Jenkinsfile (Jenkinsfile-deploy.groovy). You can then trigger that job by:
build job: "MyJob/develop", wait: false, propagate: false,
parameters: [
string(name: 'PARAM_1', value: "1"),
string(name: 'PARAM_2', value: "maybe"), //etc.
]