Many of the Jenkinsfile examples that I see have people declaring the github
repository itself:
def projectRepoURL = '[hidden email]:[some_user]/jenkins-test.git'
It seems to me that this value should be inherently available. I'm working
with a python script in which I pass in a full url like this:
docker_deploy.py
https://github.com/[repository]/[project_name]/tree/[branch]
I'm trying not to have the repo url be defined in each one of these files to
keep them generic. Is that possible?
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