Is there a way to delete the brances automatically not a cross line when a branch is deleted from github Jenkins pipeline
I am trying to find out a way to delete the removed or merged branches from github from Jenkins normally when there is a Jenkinsfile it automatically detects and shows on jenkins but when that particular brnach is removed from github we get a CROSS line on jenkins and have to delete that pipeline manually.
Is there a way when a banch in removed from github it automatically removes from jenkins and not show that branch.
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I am trying to find out a way to delete the removed or merged branches from github from Jenkins normally when there is a Jenkinsfile it automatically detects and shows on jenkins but when that particular brnach is removed from github we get a CROSS line on jenkins and have to delete that pipeline manually.
Is there a way when a banch in removed from github it automatically removes from jenkins and not show that branch.
jenkins jenkins-pipeline
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:24
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I am trying to find out a way to delete the removed or merged branches from github from Jenkins normally when there is a Jenkinsfile it automatically detects and shows on jenkins but when that particular brnach is removed from github we get a CROSS line on jenkins and have to delete that pipeline manually.
Is there a way when a banch in removed from github it automatically removes from jenkins and not show that branch.
jenkins jenkins-pipeline
asked Nov 13 '18 at 21:24
startprogrammingstartprogramming
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I am trying to find out a way to delete the removed or merged branches from github from Jenkins normally when there is a Jenkinsfile it automatically detects and shows on jenkins but when that particular brnach is removed from github we get a CROSS line on jenkins and have to delete that pipeline manually.
Is there a way when a banch in removed from github it automatically removes from jenkins and not show that branch.
jenkins jenkins-pipeline
jenkins jenkins-pipeline
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After a research I found a way if you use BRANCH SOURCE as GitHub and set Orpahned Item Stratergy to 0 or unselect it then the PR's that are merged or branches that are removed from GitHub will be automatically removed from Jenkins.
PS- Only works with BRANCH SOURCE as GitHub not Git
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After a research I found a way if you use BRANCH SOURCE as GitHub and set Orpahned Item Stratergy to 0 or unselect it then the PR's that are merged or branches that are removed from GitHub will be automatically removed from Jenkins.
PS- Only works with BRANCH SOURCE as GitHub not Git
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After a research I found a way if you use BRANCH SOURCE as GitHub and set Orpahned Item Stratergy to 0 or unselect it then the PR's that are merged or branches that are removed from GitHub will be automatically removed from Jenkins.
PS- Only works with BRANCH SOURCE as GitHub not Git
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After a research I found a way if you use BRANCH SOURCE as GitHub and set Orpahned Item Stratergy to 0 or unselect it then the PR's that are merged or branches that are removed from GitHub will be automatically removed from Jenkins.
PS- Only works with BRANCH SOURCE as GitHub not Git
answered Nov 18 '18 at 17:42
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After a research I found a way if you use BRANCH SOURCE as GitHub and set Orpahned Item Stratergy to 0 or unselect it then the PR's that are merged or branches that are removed from GitHub will be automatically removed from Jenkins.
PS- Only works with BRANCH SOURCE as GitHub not Git
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