On Tue, Jun 20, 2017 at 9:03 AM Francois Marot
wrote:
> Your answer is so obvious I feel ashamed of myself ! ;)
> I used: bat "git clean -dfx" which is IMHO the best.
> I find the additional checkout step very redundant as Jenkins itself
> checkout the files in order to get the Jenkinsfile.
>
>
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Your answer is so obvious I feel ashamed of myself ! ;)
I used: bat "git clean -dfx" which is IMHO the best.
I find the additional checkout step very redundant as Jenkins itself
checkout the files in order to get the Jenkinsfile.
Great thanks Mark
On Tuesday, June 20, 2017 at 4:44:08 PM UTC+2, M
On Tue, Jun 20, 2017 at 8:38 AM Francois Marot
wrote:
> I converted an old style job to Multibranch Pipeline with a Jenkinsfile
> (declarative syntax).
> Problem is that files from previous build are present in new builds and
> cause numerous problems once packaged.
> In the old-style job, I used
I converted an old style job to Multibranch Pipeline with a Jenkinsfile
(declarative syntax).
Problem is that files from previous build are present in new builds and
cause numerous problems once packaged.
In the old-style job, I used to activate the "clean before checkout " param
of the git plug
