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Find source pipeline for a triggered pipeline

Jon Bevan _Adaptavist_
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Oct 26, 2023

We've migrated a lot of builds from Bamboo to Bitbucket Pipelines.

In order to keep our monorepo but have many parallel build pipelines for different parts of the repo we're using the atlassian/trigger-pipeline pipe extensively.

When viewing builds for a repository which is triggered by the pipe, it's really hard to find out which source build pipeline triggered the pipeline.

We could update each of our atlassian/trigger-pipeline usage to include a source repo/build variable but it would be a lot more consistent if this was a feature that came out of the box somehow

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Igor Stoyanov
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Oct 27, 2023

@Jon Bevan _Adaptavist_ hi. Thanks for your suggestion. We will think about how to implement this, and we will notify you, when this feature will become available.

 

Regards, Igor

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