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Improvement
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
There should be an option by which the normal suppression of Multibranch projects for origin PRs would be disabled, so you would get two projects:
- one building the head of the branch
- one building the speculative merge commit.
There could also be an option to suppress the origin branch project when a PR is filed from the branch. This would cause the origin branch project to be deleted once the PR is filed. (It could be resurrected if the PR is closed but the branch not deleted.) This option would necessitate a new API in github-branch-source to filter branches.
- blocks
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JENKINS-34728 Pull Request pipeline fails to checkout successive commits
- Resolved
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JENKINS-35843 Pull requests from branches (not forks) should show up as pull requests
- Resolved
- is blocked by
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JENKINS-36574 Add option to choose static notification context
- Resolved
- is duplicated by
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JENKINS-33530 Pull Requests "submitted from origin repository, skipping" not clear why this is skipping
- Resolved
- is related to
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JENKINS-34120 Do not suppress unmergeable PRs
- Resolved
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JENKINS-33237 Failure to check out commit from a closed & reopened PR
- Resolved
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JENKINS-34931 Build merge commit instead of PR head
- Resolved
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JENKINS-36283 PR builds customization
- Resolved
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JENKINS-35991 Control of BB PR behavior on multi-branch pipelines
- Resolved
- links to