Mark, On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 12:13 PM, Mark Waite <markwa...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> We used a different technique to accomplish the goal I believe you're > trying to accomplish. > > Our first "smoke test" job was responsible to checkout the most recent > submission. If the job was successful at the end, we placed a tag on the > git repository and pushed the tag (with --force) to the central repository. > That tag and push was performed from a build step at the end of the "smoke > test" job. > > Downstream jobs performed their checkout of that specific tag. That kept > all the downstream jobs tied to the same git submission as the successful > "smoke test" job. > > Thanks for the suggestion but that doesn't exactly fit for my situation as the downstream jobs are not checking out from the same repo. cheers, Anth
