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I posted this on Jenkins too because I am not sure if the issue is in Jenkins or the Jenkins Bitbucket plugin or expected behaviour. Jenkins jobs are triggering unexpectedly.
I have configured Bitbucket plugin for Jenkins and Webhook in Bitbucket Server.
Jenkins 2.319.1
BitBucket Plugin 1.1.11
atlassian-bitbucket-server-integration:2.1.3
BitBucket Server v7.17.1
I have Jenkins jobs configured for
Build when a change is pushed to BitBucket
I have specified
Included Regions
and watching master branch
Day 1
Commit 1. Merge Commit 1 into master with changed files in Included Regions. The Jenkins job triggers as expected.
Day 2.
Commit 2. Merge Commit 2 into master. Commit 2 has made no changes to any files in the Included Regions. The Jenkins jobs triggers as if changes had been made to files in Included Regions.
I checked the webhook and the Request is sending a fromHash for Commit 1 and a toHash for Commit 2. This appears correct.
The Jenkins job that triggers does a
git rev-list
back to Commit 1. Is Jenkins/Bitbucket plugin looking at Commit 1 and re-executing the Jenkins job on Day 2 even though we now only care about Commit 2 on Day 2? I would not expect the triggering changes associated with Commit 1 to cause the Jenkins job to execute again.