I've set up a simple Jenkins server on an Ubuntu EC2 server, and configured
it to point to a Github repo (using a token for authentication). I've
installed the github-pull-request-builder and required dependencies, and
configured it as per the docs. It *almost* works - when I set the
branch-specifier to a specific SHA (or path such as 'origin/pr/4/head', it
works great.
However, when I set the branch-specifier to ${sha1}, it fails. And after
setting the job to run a Python script, and print out os.environ(), it's
not set - nor is anything else that seems to have a relative branch.
How does that variable get set? Am I missing something? As far as I can
tell I followed the docs for setting it up. Thanks. And while I'm asking
questions - what is the logic used to set sha1? Is it just the head of the
highest-numbered pull-request branch?
John C>
Also asked on StackOverflow <http://stackoverflow.com/q/23198172/78409>.
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