Issue
I have a job in Jenkins and I need to trigger another one when it ends (if it ends right).
The second job is a multibranch, so I want to know if there's any way to, when triggering this job, pass the branch I want to. For example, if I start the first job in the branch develop, I need it to trigger the second one for the develop branch also.
Is there any way to achieve this?
Solution
Just think about the multibranch job being a folder containing the real jobs named after the available branches:
Using Pipeline Job
When using the pipeline build step you'll have to use something like:
build(job: 'JOB_NAME/BRANCH_NAME')
. Of course you may use a variable to specify the branch name.
Using Freestyle Job
When triggering from a Freestyle job you most probably have to
- Use the parameterized trigger plugin as the plain old downstream build plugin still has issues triggering pipeline jobs (at least the version we're using)
- As job name use the same pattern as described above:
JOB_NAME/BRANCH_NAME
Should be possible to use a job parameter to specify the branch name here. However I didn't give it a try, though.
Answered By - Joerg S
Answer Checked By - Robin (JavaFixing Admin)