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Git path polling ignores do not work in Pipeline jobs

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      Multibranch pipeline jobs seem to ignore git path polling rules when attempting to detect indexing changes and schedule builds.

      More specifically:

      • I am using a "Periodically if not otherwise run" build trigger
      • I tested "Git polling ignores commits in certain paths" with the following:

      1) Only including paths that I care about:
      Included:
      that-path-I-care-about/.*
      Excluded:
      (empty)

      2) Including paths I care about and excluding a specific path:
      Included:
      that-path-I-care-about/.*
      Excluded:
      that-path-I-want-to-ignore/.*

      3) Just using excluded paths:
      Included:
      (empty)
      Excluded:
      that-path-I-want-to-ignore/.*

      None of them work as expected. Builds are triggered anytime a change is committed to the repo.

          [JENKINS-36836] Git path polling ignores do not work in Pipeline jobs

          Preston Jennings created issue -
          Preston Jennings made changes -
          Description Original: Multibranch pipeline jobs seem to ignore git polling rules when attempting to detect indexing changes and scheduling builds.

          More specifically:
          - I am using a "Periodically if not otherwise run" build trigger
          - I tested "Git polling ignores commits in certain paths" with the following:

          1) Only including paths that I care about:
          Included:
          that-path-I-care-about/.*
          Excluded:
          (empty)

          2) Including paths I care about and excluding a specific path:
          Included:
          that-path-I-care-about/.*
          Excluded:
          that-path-I-want-to-ignore/.*

          3) Just using excluded paths:
          Included:
          (empty)
          Excluded:
          that-path-I-want-to-ignore/.*

          None of them work as expected. Builds are triggered anytime a change is committed to the repo.           		New: Multibranch pipeline jobs seem to ignore git polling rules when attempting to detect indexing changes and schedule builds.

          More specifically:
          - I am using a "Periodically if not otherwise run" build trigger
          - I tested "Git polling ignores commits in certain paths" with the following:

          1) Only including paths that I care about:
          Included:
          that-path-I-care-about/.*
          Excluded:
          (empty)

          2) Including paths I care about and excluding a specific path:
          Included:
          that-path-I-care-about/.*
          Excluded:
          that-path-I-want-to-ignore/.*

          3) Just using excluded paths:
          Included:
          (empty)
          Excluded:
          that-path-I-want-to-ignore/.*

          None of them work as expected. Builds are triggered anytime a change is committed to the repo.
          Preston Jennings made changes -
          Summary Original: Git polling ignores do not work in Multibranch Pipeline job New: Git path polling ignores do not work in Multibranch Pipeline job
          Preston Jennings made changes -
          Description Original: Multibranch pipeline jobs seem to ignore git polling rules when attempting to detect indexing changes and schedule builds.

          More specifically:
          - I am using a "Periodically if not otherwise run" build trigger
          - I tested "Git polling ignores commits in certain paths" with the following:

          1) Only including paths that I care about:
          Included:
          that-path-I-care-about/.*
          Excluded:
          (empty)

          2) Including paths I care about and excluding a specific path:
          Included:
          that-path-I-care-about/.*
          Excluded:
          that-path-I-want-to-ignore/.*

          3) Just using excluded paths:
          Included:
          (empty)
          Excluded:
          that-path-I-want-to-ignore/.*

          None of them work as expected. Builds are triggered anytime a change is committed to the repo.           		New: Multibranch pipeline jobs seem to ignore git path polling rules when attempting to detect indexing changes and schedule builds.

          More specifically:
          - I am using a "Periodically if not otherwise run" build trigger
          - I tested "Git polling ignores commits in certain paths" with the following:

          1) Only including paths that I care about:
          Included:
          that-path-I-care-about/.*
          Excluded:
          (empty)

          2) Including paths I care about and excluding a specific path:
          Included:
          that-path-I-care-about/.*
          Excluded:
          that-path-I-want-to-ignore/.*

          3) Just using excluded paths:
          Included:
          (empty)
          Excluded:
          that-path-I-want-to-ignore/.*

          None of them work as expected. Builds are triggered anytime a change is committed to the repo.
          Mark Waite made changes -
          Assignee Original: Mark Waite [ markewaite ]
          mcrooney made changes -
          Summary Original: Git path polling ignores do not work in Multibranch Pipeline job New: Git path polling ignores do not work in Pipeline jobs
          R. Tyler Croy made changes -
          Workflow Original: JNJira [ 173579 ] New: JNJira + In-Review [ 185209 ]
          Jesse Glick made changes -
          Link New: This issue duplicates JENKINS-36195 [ JENKINS-36195 ]
          Jesse Glick made changes -
          Resolution New: Duplicate [ 3 ]
          Status Original: Open [ 1 ] New: Resolved [ 5 ]
          mcrooney made changes -
          Resolution Original: Duplicate [ 3 ]
          Status Original: Resolved [ 5 ] New: Reopened [ 4 ]
          Janusz Jaworski made changes -
          Comment [ Maybe this bug is connected with file https://github.com/jenkinsci/workflow-job-plugin/blob/master/src/main/java/org/jenkinsci/plugins/workflow/job/WorkflowJob.java: line 547 method @Override public PollingResult poll(TaskListener listener). I didn't find any git extensions and checks that should ignore commits. ]

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