When the trigger doesn't run on a ready/* branch; could be because the Jenkins server is down or if the branch needs to be re-delivered there is still a manual process that needs to be done to trigger it again.
This should be implemented in an alias (maybe deliver-again)
Say that you have dangling ready branches like this:
origin/ready/421-Remove-unnecessary-quote
origin/ready/426-Fix-typo-in-sales-post
If you still have them locally, they are renamed to delivered/**
Then - to force Jenkins ro rerun - I usually do like this:
When the trigger doesn't run on a
ready/*
branch; could be because the Jenkins server is down or if the branch needs to be re-delivered there is still a manual process that needs to be done to trigger it again.This should be implemented in an alias (maybe
deliver-again
)Say that you have dangling ready branches like this:
origin/ready/421-Remove-unnecessary-quote
origin/ready/426-Fix-typo-in-sales-post
If you still have them locally, they are renamed to
delivered/**
Then - to force Jenkins ro rerun - I usually do like this:
If they aren't available locally any longer, you can grab them from origin: