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Bug
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Status: Closed (View Workflow)
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Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Description
I have noticed that it is not possible to control where Hudson stores the GIT repository. It is always in workspace. In the subversion module you can specify a subdirectory relative to the workspace so you can get subversion will checkout the codebase to ${workspace}/source for example. Please add a similar feature to the GIT plugin.
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JENKINS-4535 The ability to clone from multiple repositories into separate directories would be useful
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Activity
dordrak
added a comment - Are there any instructions on how to install the plugin from github.com manually? I really need this feature sooner than later.
dordrak
added a comment - Are there any instructions on how to install the plugin from github.com manually? I really need this feature sooner than later. Fixed in latest at github.com/hudson/Hudson-GIT-plugin - not sure when the next release will be, but this will be included.
dordrak
added a comment - The patch looks good. Can it be integrated? Attached patch introduces an extra configuration variable:
- relative target directory
The value of this configuration variable is appended to the workspace and then used as the working directory for git operations.
Clone git://github.com/hudson/Hudson-GIT-plugin.git, run "mvn clean install", and then upload the git.hpi file in the target subdirectory to your Hudson install, from the Advanced tab on the Manage Plugins page.
Or, actually, as I think about it, you can download the latest build from http://ci.hudson-labs.org/job/plugins_hudson-git-plugin/lastSuccessfulBuild/org.jvnet.hudson.plugins$git - you want the git.hpi.
I'm hoping to have a release ready in the next week or so - I'm in the process of rewriting the tag/push logic at the moment, so I need to finish that up first.