As a managed service which utilizes Jenkins for CI builds, I have created a generic pipeline script which is used by all projects to build. The script reads in application specific property files which drives what gets executed within the pipeline. The generic pipeline script and the application specific property files are stored within my github repository. The problem I’m running into is when trying to setup push CI events via webhooks on application source repositories. If there is a source commit/push on an application source repository, I want to trigger a build of the corresponding Jenkins pipeline project. Because there is no direct source configuration within the pipeline project, there doesn’t seem to be a way for the webhook to associate where the commit took place with the given pipeline project and invoke a build. I was hoping the “GitHub project url” field would allow me to associate the pipeline project with the application source repo that the webhook should trigger builds on, but that doesn’t seem to be the case. Please assist with guidance on how this can be accomplished.
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