Hello,
I have a question that is probably obvious, but I couldn't seem to find it
anywhere. Apologies for my newbie question:
If I have a multibranch Pipeline job, does my Jenkinsfile need to do the
git extract? Or should that be assumed as part of the retrieval of the
Jenkinsfile?
For example, lets say I have project "MyProject", with branch "master",
with a Jenkins file like this:
node() {
stage 'Checkout'
// git -- Do I need to do the git checkout here??
git credentialsId: '1ab8712b-28f4-498e-af0f-433b409675ea', url:
'[email protected]:smithgcovert/MyProject.git'
// build stuff
}
Now I branch master to "newtestbranch" -- it has the same Jenkinsfile at
the top.
1) Do I even need the git extract step? It would seem to be implied by
the fact that the Jenkins file was found in that branch... but it seems i
do from the testing I've done
2) How can I pass the url and branch into the git step, so that I do not
put a path to the repo in the file that is checked in?
IE, I want the repo URL, and the branch being built, and the credentials
used to do the extract to all be defined by the same url, branch, creds
that were used to retrieve the Jenkinsfile. It seems wrong to have any
url, branch or credential information in the Jenkinsfile -- is there a way
to say "extract the same as used to retrieve the Jenkinsfile"?
Thanks,
Greg
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