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Ok, I was able to resolve the issue by creating a correct chain of fingerprinting across my builds. The piece that was missing was that the build where I was not able to see dependent changes did not have a copy of the artifacts in the workspace. Although that particular build does not require the artifacts Jenkins needs them in the workspace to establish the connection that the build is dependent on a previous build that created the artifact. Since Jenkins does not support fingerprinting outside the workspace directory it is easiest just to use the "Copy artifacts from another build" option and tick the fingerprinting option.