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Jenkins : pull request is getting triggered both dev and QA branch
I am using Jenkins as build server and Bitbucket as a source controller. And set build flow as feature branch -> dev -> QA -> staging.
When we create and Merge pull request between dev and QA . the build is getting trigger on both dev and QA. The job is created using Multibranch Pipline.
But I need to get trigger for QA only. I it can be achieved.
jenkins bitbucket pull-request
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:57
Arunraja AArunraja A
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I am using Jenkins as build server and Bitbucket as a source controller. And set build flow as feature branch -> dev -> QA -> staging.
When we create and Merge pull request between dev and QA . the build is getting trigger on both dev and QA. The job is created using Multibranch Pipline.
But I need to get trigger for QA only. I it can be achieved.
jenkins bitbucket pull-request
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:57
Arunraja AArunraja A
1395
add a comment |
I am using Jenkins as build server and Bitbucket as a source controller. And set build flow as feature branch -> dev -> QA -> staging.
When we create and Merge pull request between dev and QA . the build is getting trigger on both dev and QA. The job is created using Multibranch Pipline.
But I need to get trigger for QA only. I it can be achieved.
jenkins bitbucket pull-request
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:57
Arunraja AArunraja A
1395
I am using Jenkins as build server and Bitbucket as a source controller. And set build flow as feature branch -> dev -> QA -> staging.
When we create and Merge pull request between dev and QA . the build is getting trigger on both dev and QA. The job is created using Multibranch Pipline.
But I need to get trigger for QA only. I it can be achieved.
jenkins bitbucket pull-request
jenkins bitbucket pull-request
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:57
Arunraja AArunraja A
1395
asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:57
Arunraja AArunraja A
1395
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 6:57
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if you are using jenkins , check the section called Source Code Management
check the branches to build area. You can set the branch ID that you want to build based up on the event.
Also see what is the notifier/trigger in the Bitbucket repo settings.
Cheers.
AJ
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:42
Ajay PanigrahiAjay Panigrahi
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if you are using jenkins , check the section called Source Code Management
check the branches to build area. You can set the branch ID that you want to build based up on the event.
Also see what is the notifier/trigger in the Bitbucket repo settings.
Cheers.
AJ
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:42
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if you are using jenkins , check the section called Source Code Management
check the branches to build area. You can set the branch ID that you want to build based up on the event.
Also see what is the notifier/trigger in the Bitbucket repo settings.
Cheers.
AJ
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:42
Ajay PanigrahiAjay Panigrahi
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if you are using jenkins , check the section called Source Code Management
check the branches to build area. You can set the branch ID that you want to build based up on the event.
Also see what is the notifier/trigger in the Bitbucket repo settings.
Cheers.
AJ
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:42
Ajay PanigrahiAjay Panigrahi
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if you are using jenkins , check the section called Source Code Management
check the branches to build area. You can set the branch ID that you want to build based up on the event.
Also see what is the notifier/trigger in the Bitbucket repo settings.
Cheers.
AJ
answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:42
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answered Nov 21 '18 at 11:42
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