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I believe use case is similar:
I have code that needs to be compiled on different machines. Compile time delta is more than 10min. I have solved the issue of making sure the different compile jobs get the same src version. But I have not found an automatic way of knowing what artifacts are built from the same src version. If I was able to configure a job to get artifacts from the same jobs that got the git hash to use I would have a consistent set of artifacts.
If this is done by downstream job pushing artifacts or upstream job pulling downstream job artifacts is no important to my use case.