Have the same problem here! I do not want to create a pipeline for each 
branch that I want to deploy, even if I can use templates. I want to have a 
default branch to trigger the pipeline with and also be able occasionaly 
trigger the pipeline with a different ${branch} parameter.

On Thursday, July 23, 2015 at 11:40:58 PM UTC+3, Jared wrote:
>
> I currently have a branch environment variable configured and intend on 
> using it with git configured in material so a user can click 'run with 
> options' and provide a particular branch to kick off our flow with. 
> However, I cannot get the material to work with my ${branch} environment 
> variable, the pipeline doesn't seem to kick off at all when I use ${branch} 
> and when I use nothing, it assumes master. Is it possible to do what I'm 
> trying?
>

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