Update Jenkinsfile.groovy to check last successful commit
diff --git a/Jenkinsfile.groovy b/Jenkinsfile.groovy
index c724233..f087996 100644
--- a/Jenkinsfile.groovy
+++ b/Jenkinsfile.groovy
@@ -58,11 +58,13 @@
])
def gitCommit = masterBranch.GIT_COMMIT
def gitPreviousCommit = masterBranch.GIT_PREVIOUS_COMMIT
+ def gitPreviousSuccessfulCommit = masterBranch.GIT_PREVIOUS_SUCCESSFUL_COMMIT
println("GIT_COMMIT: ${gitCommit}")
println("GIT_PREVIOUS_COMMIT: ${gitPreviousCommit}")
+ println("GIT_PREVIOUS_SUCCESSFUL_COMMIT: ${gitPreviousSuccessfulCommit}")
println("MASTER BRANCH : ${masterBranch}")
// We want to rebuild the website when 'master' changes, not when 'asf-site' changes...
- if (gitCommit.equals(gitPreviousCommit)) {
+ if (gitCommit.equals(gitPreviousSuccessfulCommit)) {
// vieiro/2020-07-25
// It seems there's no clean way to stop a build from a step without using exceptions and weird things.
// It seems "As a user I want to stop a build from a stage step" is not a user story jenkins authors had in mind.
