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  1. Jenkins
  2. JENKINS-50168

When specifying the branch to poll as part of a parameterized build, git-plugin uses last polled branch instead

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    • git-plugin
    • jenkins version: 2.89.3
      git plugin: 3.8.0
      git client plugin version: 2.7.1

      I have the following Jenkins Pipeline job:

      • Build Trigger: "Poll SCM"
      • Parametrized with String parameter "BRANCH", default value "master"
      • Definition is "Pipeline script from SCM" with Branch Specifier "$BRANCH", "Lightweight checkout" unchecked

      Expected behaviour:
      The job polls SCM. When changes are detected in the branch specified in the default value of the BRANCH parameter ("master" in this case), the job is triggered.

      Actual behaviour:
      The job polls SCM, but it ONLY triggers the job when changes are detected in the branch that was last built.

      This causes the following issue:
      After I manually trigger the job with branch "develop", subsequent changes in branch "master" are ignored.

      This issue also manifests itself when Build Trigger: "Build when a change is pushed to BitBucket" is used.

      This seems to be a regression of issue https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-27327

            jkwiz Joshua Williams
            jeroen_s Jeroen Smolenaers
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