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Trigger build from Github #3291

michaelplank ·
Hi there,

what is the easiest way to set up a push trigger from Github Enterprise?
I guess using the "Webhooks and Services" settings from within the repository settings?

Quickbuild is not available from the "Services" list so I tried to add a Webhook to send a build request via the QB Rest API.

But in the Webhook settings there is no way to add authentication credentials and no way to edit the payload to configure the XML object, which is required for requesting a build.
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michaelplank ·
Also the new /rest/trigger?configuration_id=<configuration id> doesn't work, because Github sends a POST request from the Webhhook, and not a GET request.
robinshen ADMIN ·
QB is not be able to triggered via GitHub webhooks. Instead, it works by polling GitHub periodically checking for new/changed pull requests.
klausyoum ·

Dear Robin,

Doesn't QuickBuild support to trigger from GitHub yet? I think GitPlex can trigger build to QuickBuild.
I am looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks in advance.

Klaus.

robinshen ADMIN ·

GitPlex (now OneDev) also works in passive mode (QuickBuild polls periodically). We plan to ship the feature in next big release of QB. Please monitor below issue:
http://track.pmease.com/browse/QB-3162

klausyoum ·

Thank you for your kind answer. I think it is very helpful for commercial users of QuickBuild and GitPlex. I will monitor the feature status.

amazingguni ·

I'm waiting this feature too. :smiley:

jeon710 ·

I also want this function! :)