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Build status for specific branch
See original GitHub issueHey there,
Is it possible have a place define a specific branch name which the badge status to be reflect on?
For example:
https://jenkins.gedmin.as/buildStatus/branchName/icon
Thanks.
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- Created 7 years ago
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Furthermore: In the next release something like this will be possible:
....?job=job1&build=${params.BRANCH=master}(provided there is a Build ParameterBRANCHfor the given job)v2.0 released