bummer. I have been slowing migrating our projects over from TeamCity and 
found out today that this was a feature that my devs really liked in 
TeamCity. 
thanks for the quick response.


On Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at 2:33:02 PM UTC-5, Kevin wrote:
>
> may be overlooking something simple but is there a way to display in a 
> Jenkins project any new commits made to a Github repo (that the Jenkins 
> project is configured to use) since the last build was run? 
>
> My users are hoping to be able to go into Jenkins, select a project and 
> see somewhere a list of the newest commits to the repo since the last 
> successfully completed build.
>

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