Is there a way for Jenkins to build a job only when a Gitlab merge request is merged?
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I know that there are a lots of material indicating that a Jenkins build is triggered, immediately after the code is pushed, but my requirement is little beyond that step.
I have 3 branches - master > will hit the Prod server, staging > will hit the testing server and Dev > will hit the dev server.
Whenever there is a feature branch that gets merge request raised and later merged to the Dev branch, I do a manual deployment to the dev server
Similarly to the other environments too where dev branch is merged with the staging and later staging is merged with the master.
I am now looking a way to integrate Jenkins to do this deployment as soon as the branch is merged. Is this possible? Do I need to write some Groovy script?
git jenkins gitlab integration
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I know that there are a lots of material indicating that a Jenkins build is triggered, immediately after the code is pushed, but my requirement is little beyond that step.
I have 3 branches - master > will hit the Prod server, staging > will hit the testing server and Dev > will hit the dev server.
Whenever there is a feature branch that gets merge request raised and later merged to the Dev branch, I do a manual deployment to the dev server
Similarly to the other environments too where dev branch is merged with the staging and later staging is merged with the master.
I am now looking a way to integrate Jenkins to do this deployment as soon as the branch is merged. Is this possible? Do I need to write some Groovy script?
git jenkins gitlab integration
edited Nov 12 at 23:06
halfer
14.2k758106
asked Nov 11 at 11:21
krishna chaitanya
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up vote
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I know that there are a lots of material indicating that a Jenkins build is triggered, immediately after the code is pushed, but my requirement is little beyond that step.
I have 3 branches - master > will hit the Prod server, staging > will hit the testing server and Dev > will hit the dev server.
Whenever there is a feature branch that gets merge request raised and later merged to the Dev branch, I do a manual deployment to the dev server
Similarly to the other environments too where dev branch is merged with the staging and later staging is merged with the master.
I am now looking a way to integrate Jenkins to do this deployment as soon as the branch is merged. Is this possible? Do I need to write some Groovy script?
git jenkins gitlab integration
edited Nov 12 at 23:06
halfer
14.2k758106
asked Nov 11 at 11:21
krishna chaitanya
61
I know that there are a lots of material indicating that a Jenkins build is triggered, immediately after the code is pushed, but my requirement is little beyond that step.
I have 3 branches - master > will hit the Prod server, staging > will hit the testing server and Dev > will hit the dev server.
Whenever there is a feature branch that gets merge request raised and later merged to the Dev branch, I do a manual deployment to the dev server
Similarly to the other environments too where dev branch is merged with the staging and later staging is merged with the master.
I am now looking a way to integrate Jenkins to do this deployment as soon as the branch is merged. Is this possible? Do I need to write some Groovy script?
git jenkins gitlab integration
git jenkins gitlab integration
edited Nov 12 at 23:06
halfer
14.2k758106
asked Nov 11 at 11:21
krishna chaitanya
61
edited Nov 12 at 23:06
halfer
14.2k758106
asked Nov 11 at 11:21
krishna chaitanya
61
edited Nov 12 at 23:06
halfer
14.2k758106
edited Nov 12 at 23:06
halfer
14.2k758106
edited Nov 12 at 23:06
halfer
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14.2k758106
asked Nov 11 at 11:21
krishna chaitanya
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asked Nov 11 at 11:21
krishna chaitanya
61
asked Nov 11 at 11:21
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