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  2. JENKINS-37185

Checkout timeout is not honored when used with local branch parameter

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      Expectation: When I set the checkout timeout, I'm expecting that Jenkins uses it when it comes to checkout a commit.

      Problem: However, it appears that when you select the "Check out to a specific local branch", the first checkout command does not set correctly the timeout.

      Why it's a problem: I'm using git lfs, and git lfs files are downloaded during the checkout option. For other reasons I can't use the git lfs pull command. Especially during the first checkout command.

      How to reproduce it: Use any version of git-plugin and git-client-plugin. Create a freestyle project, add the following parameters: Timeout=120 for Advanced checkout option, and Checkout to a specific local branch. Build the project. The first checkout will be displayed with a timeout of 10 instead of 120.

      Here is my proposition to fix this error: https://github.com/jenkinsci/git-client-plugin/pull/214

          [JENKINS-37185] Checkout timeout is not honored when used with local branch parameter

          Quentin Dufour created issue -
          Quentin Dufour made changes -
          Description Original: *Expectation:* When I set the checkout timeout, I'm expecting that Jenkins uses it when it comes to checkout a commit.

          *Problem:* However, it appears that when you select the "Check out to a specific local branch", the first checkout command does not set correctly the timeout.

          *Why it's a problem:* I'm using git lfs, and git lfs files are downloaded during the checkout option. For other reasons I can't use the git lfs pull command. Especially during the first checkout command.

          *How to reproduce it:* Use any version of git-plugin and git-client-plugin. Create a freestyle project, add the following parameters: Timeout=120 for Advanced checkout option, and Checkout to a specific local branch. Build the project. The first checkout will be displayed with a timeout of 10 instead of 120.

          _I've a fix. Not yet linked because I need the JIRA id before_
          		 New: *Expectation:* When I set the checkout timeout, I'm expecting that Jenkins uses it when it comes to checkout a commit.

          *Problem:* However, it appears that when you select the "Check out to a specific local branch", the first checkout command does not set correctly the timeout.

          *Why it's a problem:* I'm using git lfs, and git lfs files are downloaded during the checkout option. For other reasons I can't use the git lfs pull command. Especially during the first checkout command.

          *How to reproduce it:* Use any version of git-plugin and git-client-plugin. Create a freestyle project, add the following parameters: Timeout=120 for Advanced checkout option, and Checkout to a specific local branch. Build the project. The first checkout will be displayed with a timeout of 10 instead of 120.

          Here is my proposition to fix this error: https://github.com/jenkinsci/git-client-plugin/pull/214
          Mark Waite made changes -
          Link New: This issue is duplicated by JENKINS-22547 [ JENKINS-22547 ]
          Quentin Dufour made changes -
          Status Original: Open [ 1 ] New: In Progress [ 3 ]
          Mark Waite made changes -
          Resolution New: Fixed [ 1 ]
          Status Original: In Progress [ 3 ] New: Resolved [ 5 ]
          Mark Waite made changes -
          Comment [ Fix will be in the git-client-plugin 1.19.8 release ]
          Mark Waite made changes -
          Status Original: Resolved [ 5 ] New: Closed [ 6 ]

            superboum Quentin Dufour
            superboum Quentin Dufour
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