Hi

I've seen this problem crop up several times in our Jenkins set up.

The Jenkins git polling will start triggering jobs non-stop for a branch of 
git that has already been deleted from origin. The only fix I can find is 
to go into the workspace used for polling on all Jenkins slaves/agents and 
nuke them. This will fix the problem temporarily, but eventually (about 
once a week) some other branch will become "it".

We use a pull-request/merge branching model, where feature branches are 
deleted after merging, so there are a lot of deleted branches to choose 
from.

One aspect of this that might help understand what's going on is that 
builds triggered on different build machines will try to build a different 
git sha for the same branch.

So, our build history will look like this

Agent Branch SHA1
Node1 origin/deleted-branch-name 74ee3f2d4812
Node2 origin/deleted-branch-name 11bce23a3cc2
Node1 origin/deleted-branch-name 74ee3f2d4812
Node2 origin/deleted-branch-name 11bce23a3cc2
Node1 origin/deleted-branch-name 74ee3f2d4812
Node2 origin/deleted-branch-name 11bce23a3cc2
Node1 origin/deleted-branch-name 74ee3f2d4812
Node2 origin/deleted-branch-name 11bce23a3cc2
Alternating like so, until someone manually fixes it.

What's going on here? Has anyone seen this bug before? Have we set our 
Jenkins Git polling up in a way that's unsupported?

Thanks
Barry

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