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Improvement
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Resolution: Fixed
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Original reporter misery
I need to know the current branch in generated job (see conditional step) but there is no $BRANCH variable or something like this I can use. $JOB_NAME does not contain only "branch name".
Please add a $CURRENT_BRANCH or something like this.
As a work-around I used Envinject plugin with the following groovy script.
def jobName = currentJob.getName() return [BRANCH: "${jobName}"]
It's weird that currentJob.getName() works instead of $JOB_NAME.
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JENKINS-32241 Job does not resolve {GIT_BRANCH} token on first job run. Need a branch env name for build
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[JENKINS-32244] Environment variable for current branch
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Original:
I need to know the current branch in generated job (see conditional step) but there is no $BRANCH variable or something like this I can use. $JOB_NAME does not contain only "branch name". Please add a $CURRENT_BRANCH or something like this. As a work-around I used Envinject plugin with the following groovy script. ``` def jobName = currentJob.getName() return [BRANCH: "${jobName}"] ``` It's weird that currentJob.getName() works instead of $JOB_NAME. |
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Original reporter [~misery] I need to know the current branch in generated job (see conditional step) but there is no $BRANCH variable or something like this I can use. $JOB_NAME does not contain only "branch name". Please add a $CURRENT_BRANCH or something like this. As a work-around I used Envinject plugin with the following groovy script. ``` def jobName = currentJob.getName() return [BRANCH: "${jobName}"] ``` It's weird that currentJob.getName() works instead of $JOB_NAME. |
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Original reporter [~misery] I need to know the current branch in generated job (see conditional step) but there is no $BRANCH variable or something like this I can use. $JOB_NAME does not contain only "branch name". Please add a $CURRENT_BRANCH or something like this. As a work-around I used Envinject plugin with the following groovy script. ``` def jobName = currentJob.getName() return [BRANCH: "${jobName}"] ``` It's weird that currentJob.getName() works instead of $JOB_NAME. |
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Original reporter [~misery] I need to know the current branch in generated job (see conditional step) but there is no $BRANCH variable or something like this I can use. $JOB_NAME does not contain only "branch name". Please add a $CURRENT_BRANCH or something like this. As a work-around I used Envinject plugin with the following groovy script. {code} def jobName = currentJob.getName() return [BRANCH: "${jobName}"] {code} It's weird that currentJob.getName() works instead of $JOB_NAME. |
Lars Meynberg
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Thank you for the workaround snippet! The git plugin gives you $GIT_BRANCH, but that has an extra "origin/" prefix that I couldn't figure out how to cleanly strip for a parameterized trigger of another job, so came to file this bug.
Aaron D. Marasco
added a comment - - edited Thank you for the workaround snippet! The git plugin gives you $GIT_BRANCH , but that has an extra "origin/" prefix that I couldn't figure out how to cleanly strip for a parameterized trigger of another job, so came to file this bug. | Link |
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| Resolution | New: Fixed [ 1 ] | |
| Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: Resolved [ 5 ] |
| Workflow | Original: JNJira [ 167829 ] | New: JNJira + In-Review [ 198287 ] |
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{env.BRANCH_NAME}should do the trick. Does that work for you?