Hi all,
some background:
I am given the tasks to stop certain team from pushing directly to particular branches: develop, system_2, system_3.
Those branches have code for different devices that shares the HW partially.
So build plan and build environment for develop is completely different (like different Linux distro) then system_2 and system 3.
They all have their respective build plans and it all works with commit detection etc.
Now I want (task given by higher power ;-)) to force them to start using pull requests and to configure everything in a way that the pull requests can be only made when:
- commit message links to JIRA (easy, done)
- proper credentials and author == committer (easy done)
- code on target branch will still builds after the merge - this is where I have a problem.
So I have 3 build plans:
- commit to develop
- commit to system_2
- commit to system_3
they do what they say they do. They are all set to branch when pull request is created.
Now when I create a brach: test, so some changes, push them and I am creating pull request from my branch test to system_2 (and my change is just this one commit, no other changes and I can see it is true when I am creating pull request), bamboo is triggering ALL 3 builds. system_2 build passes, other two fails.
How to I configure Bamboo and/or BitBucket that it only creates and runs the plan for the branch I am trying to merge to via this pull request?
Thanks in advance.
PS. At this point I am not allowed (yet?) to enforce changes in branch naming and/or separation of those branches to different repos.
