[JIRA] (JENKINS-61009) Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder.

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Amila Gunathilake created an issue

Jenkins / JENKINS-61009 Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder. Issue Type: Bug Assignee: Federico Pellegrin Attachments: image-2020-02-07-07-30-32-750.png, image-2020-02-07-07-31-31-024.png Components: _unsorted, git-client-plugin, git-plugin, github-branch-source-plugin Created: 2020-02-07 02:03 Environment: Jenkins Live Priority: Major Reporter: Amila Gunathilake Hi there, I'm going to set up a GIT-HUB reference repository for Jenkins where I can reduce the disk sace and network bandwidth.  So I read all in [Jenkins GIT Plugin|https://plugins.jenkins.io/git]  and according to that I have setup my configurations as below.  But here my Jenkins pipelines created as a GIT-HUB Organization Job where I have multiple repositories under the "Townsuite" folder.  So I have referenced each repositories in Jenkins Master server, as example I have  WebPortals.git repo folder referenced in /var/lib/jenkins/gitcache/TownSuite/WebPortals.git. So my problem is when I'm going to mention the reference path in my Jobs' configuration > GITHUB Organization > Advanced clone behaviours I cannot give the reference repositories folder path for each Repository folder location as per my Jenkins master server's folder path, because I'm using the GIT-HUB Organization pipeline Job which I have "Townsuite" folder as the GitHub Organization Folder.   So as above only I can edit or save is the "Townsuite" folder configurations only but Other  Add Comment

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Jenkins / JENKINS-61009 Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder.

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Jenkins / JENKINS-61009 Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder.

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Jenkins / JENKINS-61009 Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder. Change By: Amila Gunathilake

Hi there, I'm going to set up a GIT-HUB reference repository for Jenkins where I can reduce the disk sace and network bandwidth.  So I read all in [Jenkins GIT Plugin|[https://plugins.jenkins.io/git]]  and according to that I have setup my configurations as below.

!image-2020-02-07-07-31-31-024.png! But here my Jenkins pipelines created as a GIT-HUB Organization Job (as you can see above) where I have multiple repositories under the "_Townsuite_" folder.  So I have referenced each repositories in Jenkins Master server, as example I have  WebPortals.git repo folder referenced in /var/lib/jenkins/gitcache/TownSuite/{color:# FF0000 ff0000 }WebPortals.git{color}. So my problem is when I'm going to mention the reference path in my Jobs' *configuration > GITHUB Organization > Advanced clone behaviours* I cannot give the reference repositories folder path for each Repository folder location as per my Jenkins master server's folder path, because I'm using the _GIT-HUB Organization pipeline_ Job which I have "_Townsuite_" folder as the GitHub Organization Folder.   !image-2020-02-07-07-39-59-823.png! So as above only I can edit or save is the "_Townsuite_" folder configurations only but Other inside "Townsuite" folder I have serveral different repositories such as   WebPortals.git. !image-2020-02-07-07-44-43-597.png!   So, My Problem is  I cannot give those reference paths because those sub folder *configurations* are NOT editable they READ-ONLY and cannot save.

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Jenkins / JENKINS-61009 Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder.

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Jenkins / JENKINS-61009 Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder. Change By: Amila Gunathilake

Hi there, I'm going to set up a GIT-HUB reference repository for Jenkins where I can reduce the disk sace and network bandwidth.  So I read all in [Jenkins GIT Plugin|[https://plugins.jenkins.io/git]]  and according to that I have setup my configurations as below.  !image-2020-02-07-07-31-31-024.png!

But here my Jenkins pipelines created as a GIT-HUB Organization Job (as you can see above) where I have multiple repositories under the "_Townsuite_" folder.  So I have referenced each repositories in Jenkins Master server, as example I have  WebPortals.git repo folder referenced in /var/lib/jenkins/gitcache/TownSuite/{color:#ff0000}WebPortals.git{color}.

So my problem is when I'm going to mention the reference path in my Jobs' *configuration > GITHUB Organization > Advanced clone behaviours* I cannot give the reference repositories folder path for each Repository folder location as per my Jenkins master server's folder path, because I'm using the _GIT-HUB Organization pipeline_ Job which I have "_Townsuite_" folder as the GitHub Organization Folder.   !image-2020-02-07-07-39-59-823.png!

So as above only I can edit or save is the "_Townsuite_" folder configurations only but inside "Townsuite" folder I have serveral different repositories such as WebPortals.git.

!image-2020-02-07-07-44-43-597.png!   So, My Problem is  I cannot give those reference paths because those sub folder *configurations* are NOT editable they READ-ONLY and cannot save.

!image-2020-02-07-07-49-35-906.png! So I hoe you guys understand my problem and because of this issue I cannot use the reference repository option for each repositories.  Is there any thing I can modify in Jenkinsfile code to over come this issue or how can I give my Reference folder path correctly and How can I SAVE it ?

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Jenkins / JENKINS-61009 Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder.

Change By: Amila Gunathilake Assignee: Federico Pellegrin jbq

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Jenkins / JENKINS-61009 Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder. Change By: Amila Gunathilake

Hi there, I'm going to set up a GIT-HUB reference repository for Jenkins where I can reduce the disk sace and network bandwidth.  So I read all in [Jenkins GIT Plugin|[https://plugins.jenkins.io/git]]  and according to that I have setup my configurations as below.  !image-2020-02-07-07-31-31-024.png! But here my Jenkins pipelines created as a GIT-HUB Organization Job (as you can see above) where I have multiple repositories under the "_Townsuite_" folder.  So I have referenced each repositories in Jenkins Master server, as example I have  WebPortals.git repo folder referenced in /var/lib/jenkins/gitcache/TownSuite/{color:#ff0000}WebPortals.git{color}. So my problem is when I'm going to mention the reference path in my Jobs' *configuration > GITHUB Organization > Advanced clone behaviours* I cannot give the reference repositories folder path for each Repository folder location as per my Jenkins master server's folder path, because I'm using the _GIT-HUB Organization pipeline_ Job which I have "_Townsuite_" folder as the GitHub Organization Folder.   !image-2020-02-07-07-39-59-823.png! So as above only I can edit or save is the "_Townsuite_" folder configurations only but inside "Townsuite" folder I have serveral different repositories such as WebPortals.git. !image-2020-02-07-07-44-43-597.png!   So, My Problem is  I cannot give those reference paths because those sub folder *configurations* are NOT editable they READ-ONLY and cannot save.  !image-2020-02-07-07-49-35-906.png!

So I hoe you guys understand my problem and because of this issue I cannot use the reference repository option for each repositories.  Is there any thing I can modify in Jenkinsfile code to over come this issue ?  or how can I give my Reference folder path correctly and How can I SAVE it ?

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jbq assigned an issue to Mark Waite

Jenkins / JENKINS-61009 Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder.

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Jenkins / JENKINS-61009 Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder.

Change By: Mark Waite Component/s: _unsorted Component/s: git-client-plugin Component/s: github-branch-source-plugin

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Mark Waite commented on JENKINS-61009

Re: Jenkins GIT Reference Repository blocker in GitHub Organization Pipeline, where I have multi repositories in one folder. Thanks for a well described question. We generally prefer that questions be asked in the mailing list or in the chat systems, but this question will lead to a documentation improvement, so let's answer the question here. Once I'm confident that your question is addressed and you're seeing the results you want, then I'll convert this issue into a documentation issue for the git plugin. Organization folder users have several choices for reference repositories: Define the reference repository in each Jenkinsfile as in this example Define the reference repository in the organization folder and use a combined repository that includes the content from all the repositories in the organization Don't use reference repositories Can you confirm that the reference repository in each Jenkinsfile works for you?

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