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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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None
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Jenkins 2.303.2
Chrome Browser
plugin 0.4.0
jenkins is running as kubernetes pod
Bitbucket version control
I have a jenkins multibranch pipeline where i have kept skip build strategy if commit message contains '[ci skip]'..
my colleague was trying several commits with commit message as '[ci skip] test', '[ci skip] 12' etc. Most of the times it trigger a build and only a few times it does not.
Then i created another branch and repeated above. It perfectly works for me and build won't trigger.
My concern is does it have anything to do with browser cache/branch naming convention etc?
The behavior is random.
The branch name my colleague was trying is feature/test-william .
The one i tried is feature/test_pra.
Surprisingly when i make a commit in his branch with '[ci skip]', it does not trigger a build.
This makes me think of any browser cache or anything like that.
Anyway, please let me know if someone finds a solution for it.
[JENKINS-67129] Random behavior on direct commit
Pramod Burnwal
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Pramod Burnwal
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| Environment | Original: Jenkins 2.303.2 |
New:
Jenkins 2.303.2
Chrome Browser plugin 0.4.0 jenkins is running as kubernetes pod Bitbucket version control |
Pramod Burnwal
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| Description |
New:
I have a jenkins multibranch pipeline where i have kept skip build strategy if commit message contains '\[ci skip\]'..
my colleague was trying several commits with commit message as '[ci skip] test', '[ci skip] 12' etc. Most of the times it trigger a build and only a few times it does not. Then i created another branch and repeated above. It perfectly works for me and build won't trigger. My concern is does it have anything to do with browser cache/branch naming convention etc? The behavior is random. The branch name my colleague was trying is feature/test-william . The one i tried is feature/test_pra. Surprisingly when i make a commit in his branch with '[ci skip]', it does not trigger a build. This makes me think of any browser cache or anything like that. Anyway, please let me know if someone finds a solution for it. |