heydy
heydy

Reputation: 303

Proper configuring of Multibranch Pipeline in Jenkins

How do I properly configure a Multibranch Pipeline in Jenkins when Git is selected as branch source? I get a "Does not meet criteria" for every branch that is checked in the branch indexing log.

Upvotes: 9

Views: 11875

Answers (7)

juzzlin
juzzlin

Reputation: 47875

I run into this when I added Jenkinsfile after I had created the Multibranch Pipeline project. The solution was to delete the project and create again :)

Still, for some Jenkins-only-know reason, it doesn't run the build on my master branch now.

Upvotes: 0

Thomas
Thomas

Reputation: 2197

At least on Windows the casing of the Jenkinsfile is important. It has to be with an uppercase "J" and the rest lowercase.

Jenkinsfile

Upvotes: 2

kykomi
kykomi

Reputation: 122

I think that your jenkins plugin (Git plugin and Git Client plugin) is old. Try to update the plugins.

Upvotes: 0

dvtoever
dvtoever

Reputation: 3996

Also make sure your Jenkinsfile does not have a .groovy extension

Upvotes: 2

Jon Malachowski
Jon Malachowski

Reputation: 256

It appears to check the script type. The first line of "Jenkinsfile" had to be: "#!groovy"

Upvotes: 1

Henrique Evaristo
Henrique Evaristo

Reputation: 1

As Bruno Lavit points out the criteria is pretty simple.

I believe you may have an issue with your current branch.

In a clean environment, try to checkout the branch and verify that the Jenkinsfile is indeed included and that is it a valid text file. I had a similar issue in the past where my push did not finished correctly.

Upvotes: 0

Bruno Lavit
Bruno Lavit

Reputation: 10382

This Multibranch Pipeline job will create a pipeline job if your Git branch contains a Jenkinsfile.

This Jenkinsfile describe how to build the current branch (Jenkins Groovy DSL).

If your branch doesn't contain a Jenkinsfile, then you will get this "does not meet criteria" message.

More information about the Multibranch pipeline here.

Upvotes: 6

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