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When nested views are created for the new branches, the regex used for each listview is project.*branch. But if you have two branches where one ends with the same as the other is called the regex will get too many jobs.
Consider we have a branch stuff and another called new_stuff in our project abc. When jobs are generated the jobs will be called abc-xxx-stuff and abc-xxx-new_stuff, but the view for stuff will also contain the new_stuff jobs as the regex for that view will be abc.*stuff. So the same problem would occur if you had a project called abcdef, since abc is the first part.
I think a solution would be just to add hyphens to the regex: project-.*-branch.
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When nested views are created for the new branches, the regex used for each listview is
project.*branch
. But if you have two branches where one ends with the same as the other is called the regex will get too many jobs.Consider we have a branch
stuff
and another callednew_stuff
in our projectabc
. When jobs are generated the jobs will be calledabc-xxx-stuff
andabc-xxx-new_stuff
, but the view forstuff
will also contain thenew_stuff
jobs as the regex for that view will beabc.*stuff
. So the same problem would occur if you had a project calledabcdef
, sinceabc
is the first part.I think a solution would be just to add hyphens to the regex:
project-.*-branch
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: