问题
I'm new to the Jenkins Pipeline plugin, and especially new to the multibranch pipeline plugin. In a standard build I have access to the $GIT_BRANCH variable to know which branch is being built. However that variable isn't set in the multibranch pipeline. I have tried env.GIT_BRANCH too, and I tried to pass $GIT_BRANCH as a parameter to the build. Nothing seems to work. I assumed that since the build knows about the branch being built (I can see the branch name at the top of the console output, that there is something that I can use, I just can't find any reference to it.
Here is an example of why this is important. We are using a gitflow pattern. We have dev, release, and master branches that all are used to create artifacts. The dev branch auto deploys, the other two do not. Also there are feature, bugfix and hotfix branches. These branches should be built, but not produce an artifact. They should just be used to inform the developer if there is a problem with their code. I need to know which branch is being built in order to run the correct steps.
Any help would be appreciated.
回答1:
The env.BRANCH_NAME variable contains the branch name.
As of Pipeline Groovy Plugin 2.18, you can also just use BRANCH_NAME
(env isn't required but still accepted.)
回答2:
There is not a dedicated variable for this purpose yet (JENKINS-30252). In the meantime you can take advantage of the fact that the subproject name is taken from the branch name, and use
env.JOB_NAME.replaceFirst('.+/', '')
This has now been resolved, see Krzysztof Krasoń's answer.
回答3:
I found this stackoverflow post example useful: Git Variables in Jenkins Workflow plugin
sh '//...
git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD > GIT_BRANCH'
git_branch = readFile('GIT_BRANCH').trim()
echo git_branch
//...
'
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32789619/jenkins-multibranch-pipeline-what-is-the-branch-name-variable