| Aytunc BEKEN, Thanks for patching that so quickly. The error is now gone from the logs but still we don't see the job being triggered. The logs now have a warning.
2020-04-01 16:48:28.803+0000 [id=6070] WARNING o.j.p.w.m.PipelineTriggerProperty#triggerActionJobs: [MultiBranch Action Triggers Plugin] feat%2Ffusionpub_timeout not included by the Include Filter
2020-04-01 16:48:28.804+0000 [id=6070] WARNING o.j.p.w.m.PipelineTriggerProperty#triggerActionJobs: [MultiBranch Action Triggers Plugin] feat%2Ffusionpub_timeout not included by the Include Filter
2020-04-01 16:48:28.804+0000 [id=6070] WARNING o.j.p.w.m.PipelineTriggerProperty#triggerActionJobs: [MultiBranch Action Triggers Plugin] feat%2Ffusionpub_timeout not included by the Include Filter
2020-04-01 16:48:28.804+0000 [id=6070] WARNING o.j.p.w.m.PipelineTriggerProperty#triggerActionJobs: [MultiBranch Action Triggers Plugin] feat%2Ffusionpub_timeout not included by the Include Filter
2020-04-01 16:48:28.812+0000 [id=6098] INFO j.b.WorkspaceLocatorImpl$Deleter$CleanupTask#run: deleting obsolete workspace /var/jenkins_home/workspace/y-Feature_feat_fusionpub_timeout@libs on master
As you can see in my co-workers post we don't specify an include filter in the DSL, but it is in the Jenkins GUI. Maybe defaulted somehow?  It should catch everything? Our branches are prefixed with fix/ and feat/ which the multiple pipeline job URL encodes it? Is that messing up the filter? I could try specifying the include filter in the DSL if you think that would help? This setup used to work but did break sometime around December? We felt we did something so didn't report the issue. We really enjoy the plugin, it's what makes the multipipeline job usable for us. Thanks |