On Sat 2 Dec 2017 at 08:37, <[email protected]> wrote:

> We have a Jenkins multibranch project that tracks a bunch of private
> repositories. One of the branches (development) was somehow disabled in
> Jenkins. There was a warning in the UI and the name of the branch had a
> line through it. We could not re-enable the branch so we removed the branch
> and then did a repository scan hoping it would pick it back up. I can see
> in the scan log that Jenkins finds the branch during the repo scan:
>
> Checking branch development
>
> but it takes no action on it. There's no
>
> ‘Jenkinsfile’ not found Does not meet criteria
>
> associated with it or any other feedback. It just says 'checking' and
> moves on. A Jenkinsfile exists in the branch. Just to be sure I copied one
> from a known good branch but no change. How can I get Jenkins to start
> building the branch again?
>

Do you have a filter in place? An include/exclude or regex filter should
log an ignoring message, but there may be a code path where it is not logged

Does the branch name have any funky characters in it? There are some cases
where a / can result in a query url against GitHub that will result in a
404 which might then result in this effect. We have reported that issue to
the upstream GitHub api - it may be fixed now or not yet, I haven’t checked
since it was reported


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