WebSo, it appears that using non-fast polling (ie, 'Force polling using workspace') is an effective workaround if you have a build parameter in the branch name. HOWEVER, if you have a local instance of the branch in the workspace, then non-fast polling seems to always think there are changes, irrespective of whether you have a variable or not. WebNov 21, 2024 · I find it very useful to turn on the “Refresh” option so that Eclipse can automatically perform the refresh. This option is shown below: Windows →Preferences …
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WebThat fast remote polling is performed on the master. If you would rather not use fast remote polling, you can add "Additional Behaviours" to "Force polling using workspace". That will then require a workspace before performing a poll, and will heed the platform restrictions of the job definition. Web2 Answers Sorted by: 1 My fix for this is : Put path relative to GIT_ROOT. Append a cap ^ before the path in include/exclude regions. Example : ^pollme/.* where pollme is the first folder under git repo heirarchy. Enable "Force polling using workspace" under Additional Behaviors in git plugin in jenkins. boston lynn
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WebFeb 15, 2024 · I tried generating the above syntax using the Pipeline Syntax with the option "Polling ignores commits in certain paths" 1. /db/.* 2. /db/**/* 3. db/.* 4. db/**/* 5.... Webcalled "Polling ignores commits in certain paths" If you use it, be sure you also enable the "Force polling using workspace", since the exclusion won't work without forcing polling using workspace. Mark Waite ... -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Users" group. hawkins meadow amherst ma