Hi, In 0.9.9post2 (which might work in this respect as previous versions) there's still something I don't quite get...
Assume I have a very popular project to test, with regular commits to several branches. A change source is triggered for branch master because of new revision abc. This triggers the scheduler which schedules a build and starts a series of steps, one of which is a steps.Git. At this point, how does steps.Git know which branch/revision to checkout? I want to checkout the exact revision which caused change source to trigger the scheduler, not the latest one. Is the branch/revision somehow passed down the chain behind the scenes or do I have to same it somehow as a property? Thanks, -- Paulo Matos _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.buildbot.net/mailman/listinfo/users
