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Improvement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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When I use job dsl git parameter plugin ,i cannot filter the git repo. because i defined multiple repositories in the pipeline job .
The advanced options on the Jenkins job portal have a configuration of the selected repository.
[JENKINS-73078] Jenkins Job DSL plugin gitParam cannot filter git repo
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[ h2. {color:#ff0000}+*It sounds like you're facing an issue with filtering Git repositories when using the Job DSL Git Parameter plugin in Jenkins. Let's break down the problem and see if we can find a solution:*+{color}
* +*_Multiple Repositories:_*+ You mentioned that you have defined multiple repositories in the pipeline job. This could be causing the filtering issue because the plugin might not know which repository to apply the filter to. * _+*Advanced Options in Jenkins Job Portal:*+_ The advanced options in the Jenkins job portal allow configuration of the selected repository. However, it seems like this configuration isn't being applied or isn't affecting the Git Parameter plugin as expected. h2. +{color:#4c9aff}*To address this:*{color}+ * {+}_*Check Plugin Documentation*_{+}: First, review the documentation for the Job DSL Git Parameter plugin. It might have specific guidelines or features for handling multiple repositories and filtering. * {+}_*Scripted Pipeline*_{+}: If you're using a scripted pipeline, you can manually filter repositories using Groovy scripting. For example, you can use the filterRemoteBranches() method to filter branches from a specific repository. * {+}_*Declarative Pipeline*_{+}: If you're using a declarative pipeline, you might need to use the git step with branch: '' parameter to specify the branch dynamically based on your filter criteria. * {+}_*Parameterized Builds*_{+}: Ensure that your Jenkins job is set up to accept parameters correctly. Sometimes, configuration issues can prevent parameters from being passed correctly to the Job DSL script. https://www.my-sedgwick.com * {+}_*Testing*_{+}: Test your Job DSL script in a controlled environment with a single repository to ensure that the filtering works as expected. Once it's working for a single repository, you can expand it to handle multiple repositories. If you can provide more specific details about your Job DSL script or the configuration you're trying to achieve, I can offer more targeted advice. ] |