Am 02.09.2015 um 13:40 schrieb Eric Fontana:
> My question is, with GitHub's "Fork a Repo" flow, when a user forks a
> repo (which was currently being tracked by Jenkins), it no longer
> gets builds by Jenkins, since its a new repo now. If we want the
> forked repo to get built upon commit/pushes whats the best way
> to handle this?
Don't use forks, use branches.
Forks are good to allow people to contribute w/o being members of a
projects (i.o.w. w/o granting them push permission). This is not the
case for GH Enterprise, where all your devs are members of your project,
aren't they?
HTH...
Dirk
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