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I wrote a tool to integrate GitHub pull requests with Jenkins builds called Leeroy: https://github.com/litl/leeroy https://github.com/litl/leeroy This new feat

by joeshaw 13y ago

I wrote a tool to integrate GitHub pull requests with Jenkins builds called Leeroy: https://github.com/litl/leeroy https://github.com/litl/leeroy This new feature will make things so much easier to set up and debug, I'm thrilled. Before, you could not create a pull request hook without using the API, and this caused a lot of people confusion. We set up the hook automatically in Leeroy, but this will allow people to set it up manually if they want, and debug when it doesn't work.

hack_edu 13y ago
Just to share an awesome GitHub feature that I learned about when doing a similar integration as you; your repository also tracks all Pull Request related commits. Really helpful when you're trying to build these sorts of tools in the future. If you set refspec to the following then you'll get automated builds for any commit activity related to all Pulls. Its saved me tons of time writing middleware to handle these things. +refs/pull/*:refs/remotes/origin/pr/* The major Jenkins plugins have their respective build-on-new-commits, so you can automate these builds and just treat these like feature branches.'