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Issue Type:
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![Bug]() Bug
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Assignee:
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jyrkiput
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Components:
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gerrit, gerrit-trigger, git-client |
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Created:
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10/Apr/14 11:54 AM
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Description:
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As described in the documentation, Gerrit allows you to start a git job manually by specifying the GERRIT_REFSPEC parameter.
In my setup the value of this parameter is ignored and gerrit checks out the remote HEAD instead of the specified refspec.
I tried to trace down the issue and found out that the Gerrit merge strategy will select the FETCH_HEAD to start the build from.
The problem is however that the git-client not only fetches the $GERRIT_REFSPEC but also fetches an empty refspec, so on the command line, it executes:
git fetch --tags --progress <url of repo> "" $GERRIT_REFSPEC
The empty parameter will be translated on the remote site to the HEAD and this is where the FETCH_HEAD will be put on.
So the build will start from the wrong git version.
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Environment:
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ubuntu 12.04
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Project:
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Jenkins
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Priority:
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![Major]() Major
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Reporter:
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Steven Aerts
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