How to define a Git repository with two remotes in Pipeline DSL?

[Marc Rohlfs]

Hi there,

how can I define a Git repository with 2 remotes in Pipeline DSL? Unfortunaltely, Multiple SCMs don't seem to work for me, because I need a clone that is connected to two remote repositories. I actually need this to implement an automated sync for a vendor branching.

Any ideas?

Many thanks in advance

Marc

[Mark Waite]

I don't know how to do that with pipeline DSL (though I suspect it is possible).

With a regular pipeline script, you can use the "pipeline syntax" link on a pipeline job definition to choose the "checkout" step.  That step will allow you to define multiple remotes for a single working directory.  You might look at the syntax it generates to see if something similar is allowed for pipeline DSL.

Mark Waite

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[Marc Rohlfs]

Hi Mark,

this does exactly what I need, many thanks. I actually used the "pipeline syntax" link, but I was too much focussed on the "git" step instead of thinking about the checkout step.

Many thanks,

Marc