git commit hook executes job for a specific branch?

[Lars Fischer]

Hello,

I have a git repository (hosted on bitbucket) with multiple branches
and would like to configure a Jenkins with multiple jobs for this
repository to only execute a specific job for a specific branch
triggered by a POST commit hook.

I played with the configuration, but until now, the hook triggers
execution of all jobs of the repository and every job builds the last
commit on it's branch.
This is not what I need.

So, is there a way to only execute one job for a branch that received a commit?

Best regards,
Lars

[nicolas de loof]

bitbucket jenkins hook only trigger a build, without any consideration for the branch being build. 

github hook pass git-plugin data on the incoming commit, so the git-plugin can filter them and trigger jobs according to configuration.

so, this is a bitbucket issue.

2014/1/20 Lars Fischer <resc...@gmail.com>

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[Lars Fischer]

Hello Nicolas,

thank you for this hint. I will contact bitbucket.

Regards,
Lars

2014/1/20 nicolas de loof <nicolas...@gmail.com>: