Aha - I have found it.
BTW - I was already expecting it to be the tool name itself in the manner
you're describing (sorry if I wasn't clear about that).
If I do the following:
echo scm.gitTool;
scm.gitTool = 'win-git';
echo scm.gitTool;
The 1st run through I get
Scripts not permitted to use
I wonder if the sematnics of scm.gitTool are closer to the GitTool object
semantics inside the git plugin. GitTool inside the git plugin allows job
owner to choose which git implementation will be used. It doesn't allow
the job owner to specify the destination of the git executable.
You might tr
The host it builds on is not under my control.
Is manipulating fields in scm not supposed to work?
On Thursday, 28 July 2016, nicolas de loof wrote:
> Any reason you don't set git in default path ? Would be so simpler ;)
> Le 27 juil. 2016 10:56 PM, "Nigel Magnay" > a écrit :
>
>> No, as it's
Any reason you don't set git in default path ? Would be so simpler ;)
Le 27 juil. 2016 10:56 PM, "Nigel Magnay" a écrit :
> No, as it's not on the path so would not be found.
>
> Oddly, if I do
> scm.gitTool = 'win git'
> echo scm.gitTool
>
> it responds with 'null' - so something is odd in the f
No, as it's not on the path so would not be found.
Oddly, if I do
scm.gitTool = 'win git'
echo scm.gitTool
it responds with 'null' - so something is odd in the field setter :-/
On Wed, Jul 27, 2016 at 9:53 PM, Mark Waite
wrote:
> Have you tried configuring your git executable to be "git" rath
Have you tried configuring your git executable to be "git" rather than
"/usr/bin/git"? That's what I've used in multi-platform environments and
it has worked well for me.
Mark Waite
On Wed, Jul 27, 2016 at 1:57 PM Nigel Magnay wrote:
> In a bitbucket-sourced multibranch repository, I need to e
In a bitbucket-sourced multibranch repository, I need to ensure the git
checkout doesn't occur with /usr/bin/git, but with a tool that stands a
chance of executing on Windows.
I had rather hoped it would simply be the case of doing
scm.gitTool = 'win git';
before my
checkout scm
But it still se
