Why hudson/jenkins tries to make commit?

问题:

I'm using Hudson to clone a Git repository and build it. I'm getting the following error:

FATAL: Could not apply tag jenkins-mus-tomcat-2-2 hudson.plugins.git.GitException: Could not apply tag jenkins-mus-tomcat-2-2

It's strange because I don't want Hudson to make any commits. It should only pull and compile.

What's the problem and how can I fix it?

回答1:

Check "Skip internal tag" config under "Advanced..." in section "Source code management".

It will skip the tagging.

回答2:

Note: the Hudson bug 3874 mentions:

tagging fails if there's no ~/.gitconfig, and you get the following error:

workspace] $ git tag -a -f -m "Hudson Build #34" hudson-JAMCircle-34 FATAL: Could not apply tag hudson-JAMCircle-34

Make sure you have a HOME defined for the user running the Hudson process, and make sure there is a .gitconfig, with at least user.name defined in it (See this blog post for instance).
If needed, configure those variables within Hudson itself through GIT_COMMITTER_NAME, GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL, GIT_AUTHOR_NAME and GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL environment variables (Cf this example).

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That being said, considering the issue HUDSON-5676 , you should have an option "Tag every build automatically" that you can change to unchecked, in order to avoid the tag entirely.

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