Re: [git-users] Using Jenkins, how to commit and push a code from local workspace (Windows) to Git Branch after every build executed in Jenkins

2019-03-19 Thread Mark Waite
If doing it from within Pipeline and using an ssh connection to the remote
repository, you can use the instructions at:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44377238/use-ssh-credentials-in-jenkins-pipeline-with-ssh-scp-or-sftp#_=_

If you're using a Freestyle project, there is a "Git Publisher" provided by
the git plugin that can allow you to push changes to the repository.

You may also find that pushing changes to the remote repository from a
Jenkins job is more complicated than you want.  Jenkins generally watches a
repository for changes and builds on each change.  When Jenkins is also
used to push changes, then that can cause a never ending cycle of builds
where Jenkins detects a change, performs a build, pushes a change from that
build, then detects a change and starts again.

With Freestyle projects there are (error-prone) techniques to ignore
certain commits by author or by text in the commit message.  Those same
techniques are not universally available in Pipeline.

Mark Waite

On Tue, Mar 19, 2019 at 8:16 AM Eyal Goren  wrote:

> You mean how to do it in pipeline?
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> On Tue, Mar 19, 2019, 2:46 PM 
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Re: [git-users] Using Jenkins, how to commit and push a code from local workspace (Windows) to Git Branch after every build executed in Jenkins

2019-03-19 Thread Eyal Goren
You mean how to do it in pipeline?

On Tue, Mar 19, 2019, 2:46 PM  Hi Everybody,
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[git-users] Using Jenkins, how to commit and push a code from local workspace (Windows) to Git Branch after every build executed in Jenkins

2019-03-19 Thread homo . sapien . 9876
Hi Everybody,

Using Jenkins, how to commit and push a code from local workspace (Windows) 
to Git Branch after every build executed in Jenkins

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