Configure Auto Git Push on Successful Build in Jenkins

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Configuring the Auto Push Job

Create a build job (according to your requirement). For this example I have created a freestyle job (AutoPush) to perform ANT build.

We are going to create two variables, PUSH (Choice Parameter) and TAG_NUMBER (String Parameter).

We can choose the value YES or NO for PUSH, this will decide whether to push the code to a tag or not on successful build.

We can specify a tag name (ex. 1.0.1) for TAG_NUMBER to create a new tag (ex. 1.0.1) in the remote repository with the same name or specify an existing tag name to update an existing tag.

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Now let’s move on to the job configuration.

  1. Check the “This project is parameterized” checkbox and create a Choice Parameter called “PUSH” and provide YES and NO as the choices. This parameter will decide whether you want to push the code to a specific Tag/Release or not.

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  1. Then create a String Parameter called “TAG_NUMBER”, using this parameter we can specify a new tag number to create a new tag or specify an existing tag number to update an existing tag.

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  1. In Source Code Management section choose Git and provide the repository URL. This repository contains the source code that you are going to build and after a successful build a release tag will be created on the same repository.

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  1. After adding the repository details click on advanced and provide a name to your repository which will later get referred in the Git Publisher plugin to identify the repository.

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  1. Then add the build step. In this example I am building an ANT project.

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  1. Now in “Post-build Actions” section select “Flexi Publish” plugin. Select the value “And” from the dropdown for Conditional action (Run?). Then select “String Match” from the dropdown for the Run condition (&&).

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  1. After selecting the string match specify $PUSH as String 1 value and YES as String 2 value. So when you will run the build if you choose the value of PUSH as YES, it will compare the String 1 (=$PUSH) and String 2 (=YES) and trigger the Git push operation and if you choose NO it won’t trigger the Git push operation.
Choose the value of PUSH -> YES OR NO -> Chosen value “YES”
then, $PUSH = YES
AS String 1 = $PUSH => String 1 = YES
Again, String 2 = YES, hence String 2 == String 1 (String match)
Then, trigger the Git push action. 

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  1. Now click on Add dropdown option to add the Git publisher action that will be triggered on the basis of the string match condition.

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  1. After selecting Git Publisher, do the configuration as follows:

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After the configuration save the job and you are done.

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