Hello everyone,
I've setup an Android-Gradle job on Jenkins, that is triggered by a webhook
on GitHub.
Now, *I'd like to have the Jenkins run the build only for 'release' commits
and not every update. *So decided to condition this by searching the
commit's COMMENT for a specific value/string ("release version" for
example).
I've searched the web but didn't find similar case.. only a git command
that might help reading the comment itself:
git log --oneline -1
(where 1 refers to the first line - the comment field/line of the commit)
Thought maybe I can search for the 'release' trigger/string in the output
of this command and CONDITION the execution of the build accordingly.
My question is:
Assuming this whole request is applicable (Jenkins checking commit's
comments field)- *How do I implement this condition in the build
configuration on Jenkins?* Should I use execute shell?
If there's a better way to do this - I'd be happy to hear :)
Many thanks!
-Elad
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