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Sorry - I don't want to switch to another version of the git tool, I don't have multiple versions of command line git installed.
The git plugin currently checks out the HEAD of the given branch. Instead, I'd like it to checkout a specific revision, specified by a SHA hash.
What I'm trying to accomplish is the following: I have one Jenkins job that runs the unittests and produces a .war for my project. Then when that succeeds, I trigger a downstream build that starts a servlet container, loads the .war and runs a suite of integration tests. When that also succeeds the .war is deployed to our test server for further test and demo purposes. Our integration test definitions are part of the same git project, and I want to run the version of the integration tests that correspond to the git revision from which the .war was built. I can already pass the GIT_COMMIT to the downstream project through a build parameter, but I can't seem to convince the git plugin to check out that revision again for the integration tests.