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Resolution: Unresolved
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The new SCM API allows:
- Plugins can provide custom categories (e.g. Branches, Pull Requests, Tags, etc)
- Categories are localizable and can have an ordinal value
- SCMSource.getCategories() can be used to fetch the categories for a scm source
In Scope
- We'd like new categories to show up in Blue Ocean in the same way that Branches show up in Blue Ocean today.
- We use the SCMSource's provided names and ordering returned from `getCategories` as tabs in the UI.
- Remove our concept of "branches" and "pull requests"?
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JENKINS-40299 Adapt to the new SCM API for detecting change requests
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- Closed
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[JENKINS-40367] Investigate making use of categories in with SCM 2.0 API
Epic Link | New: JENKINS-35742 [ 171802 ] |
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Original:
The new SCM API allows: * Plugins can provide custom categories (e.g. Branches, Pull Requests, Tags, etc) * Categories are localizable and can have an ordinal value * {{SCMSource.getCategories()}} can be used to fetch the categories for a scm source *In Scope* * We'd like new categories to show up in Blue Ocean in the same way that Branches show up in Blue Ocean today. * We use the SCMSource's provided names and ordering returned from `getCategories` as tabs in the UI. * Remove our concept of "branches" and "pull requests"? ping [~stephenconnolly] |
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The new SCM API allows: * Plugins can provide custom categories (e.g. Branches, Pull Requests, Tags, etc) * Categories are localizable and can have an ordinal value * {{SCMSource.getCategories()}} can be used to fetch the categories for a scm source *In Scope* * We'd like new categories to show up in Blue Ocean in the same way that Branches show up in Blue Ocean today. * We use the SCMSource's provided names and ordering returned from `getCategories` as tabs in the UI. * Remove our concept of "branches" and "pull requests"? |
Sprint | New: post-release [ 181 ] |
Rank | New: Ranked higher |
hrmpw stephenconnolly this is what it will take for us to support "tags"