Is there an alternative to a full checkout on the master to determine the 
merge result of a Jenkinsfile for PR merge builds in a multibranch project? 
Specifically using github. I'm finding the full checkout seems to strain 
the whole system when the master needs to check out a large repo ~15 times 
at once for my build. I understand the need for this behaviour as a default 
and that mine is an edge case. 

Does github store the merge result in a hidden branch that can be 
leveraged? Or can Jenkins / the git plugin suites do some kind of double 
lightweight checkout trickery? Will have to switch to pr-head building for 
now :(

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