Pipeline Multi-branch different options based on branch

[Mike Caspar]

I am working on a pipeline that does Test/Deploy after a commit.

That's all cool!

However....When I create a branch (for a new feature), and it gets auto-launched as a new build pipeline, how do I prevent the same Jenkinsfile from initiating the Deploy step, since it's the same Jeniinsfile ?

Is there a standard way to do this ?

If not, I imagine I could only do Deploy if I'm on branch Master ?

Thoughts on how to do either of these two options ?

Mike

[Richard Bywater]

Haven't done it myself but there is the different Property Strategy in the multibranch config of "Named branches get different properties" - so presumably you could set (or unset) a property for certain branches and drive the decision to deploy off of that?

Richard.

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[Mike Caspar]

Looked for that option.

Repos are automatically scanned for Jenkiinsfile, then added (with their branches) to my Jenkins instance.

I can't find that option anywhere?

Could you point me to where I might find it ?  Sound like it might work.

Mike

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[Nigel Magnay]

What we do is look at what the branch name is in the Jenkinsfile itself.

I.E:

if( branchName.equals("master") )

{

   // deployment steps

}

[Mike Caspar]

Awesome.

Thanks !

Mike

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[Richard Bywater]

Odd - on my instance it's on the configuration page of the top level "folder" instance. (Sorry can't be more precise as it's Saturday so not in front of machine :) )

Richard 

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