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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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None
I pushed the code changes directly to the master branch, by passing the code review.
I have a repository which contains multiple directories.
dummy +----- foo +----- bar
I want to trigger the build only when there are changes in the foo directory, and here is how my trigger looks like in the Jenkinsfile:
triggers {
gerrit(
customUrl: '',
gerritProjects: [[
branches: [[
compareType: 'PLAIN',
pattern: 'master'
]],
filePaths: [[ compareType: 'ANT', pattern: "foo/**" ]],
compareType: 'PLAIN',
disableStrictForbiddenFileVerification: false,
pattern: 'dummy'
]],
serverName: 'dummy-gerrit',
triggerOnEvents: [
refUpdated()
]
)
}
Unfortunately the above doesn't work, the build is still triggered for all the files including the one changed in bar directory.
Am I missing anything here?
[JENKINS-59343] Trigger when changes in a specific directory
TJ Hoo
created issue -
TJ Hoo
made changes -
| Description |
Original:
I pushed the code changes directly to the master branch, by passing the code review. I have a repository which contains multiple directories. {code} dummy +----- foo +----- bar {code} I want to trigger the build only when there are changes in the foo directory, and here is how my trigger looks like in the Jenkinsfile: {code:groovy} triggers { gerrit( customUrl: '', gerritProjects: [[ branches: [[ compareType: 'PLAIN', pattern: 'master' ]], filePaths: [[ compareType: 'ANT', pattern: "foo/**" ]], compareType: 'PLAIN', disableStrictForbiddenFileVerification: false, pattern: 'dummy' ]], serverName: 'dummy-gerrit', triggerOnEvents: [ changeMerged() ] ) } {code} Unfortunately the above doesn't work, the build is still triggered for all the files including the one changed in bar directory. Am I missing anything here? |
New:
I pushed the code changes directly to the master branch, by passing the code review. I have a repository which contains multiple directories. {code} dummy +----- foo +----- bar {code} I want to trigger the build only when there are changes in the foo directory, and here is how my trigger looks like in the Jenkinsfile: {code:groovy} triggers { gerrit( customUrl: '', gerritProjects: [[ branches: [[ compareType: 'PLAIN', pattern: 'master' ]], filePaths: [[ compareType: 'ANT', pattern: "foo/**" ]], compareType: 'PLAIN', disableStrictForbiddenFileVerification: false, pattern: 'dummy' ]], serverName: 'dummy-gerrit', triggerOnEvents: [ refUpdated() ] ) } {code} Unfortunately the above doesn't work, the build is still triggered for all the files including the one changed in bar directory. Am I missing anything here? |