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Hi Mark
I can't say if it would work prior 2.2.5, because I didn't use this job setup before as i can remember.
Attached the config.xml of the job.
TargetUrl is a job parameter of 3 with git url's I use. This is referenced for the fetch and then at the end for the push.
Just to explain, the job fetches a repo from github (origin), my local gitlab mirror (target) and my gitlab mirror/fork from the origin (target2) and then I push the branch to target and target2 with git publisher to keep my mirrors (target/target2) in sync with the origin.
To duplicate the bug, I think you could replace the default values of the origin parameters with some of your repos and maybe remove the target2 overall in the job for simplicity. Also just remove the "Docker plugin" stuff if you just want to use any other slave. The EnvInject can also be removed if you set the branch name without a variable.
The result should be a job with just 2 or 3 repos in the SCM config and 1 or 2 push in the git publisher config.
Nothing to do with this issue, but just a side question, as you see in the job, for such a simple (and in my eyes common job) i have to use EnvInject plugin to get the Branch name without the leading "origin" to use it in the git publisher for push. Because if I would directly use the GIT_BRANCH variable I get an error. I found many different approaches around how to handle that... but wouldn't it be easy to provide a GIT_BRANCH_NAME without the leading "origin" directly by the git plugin? I think would solve many ugly hacks out there![]()