Fix serialization #22
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I'm getting a merge conflict on this now - could you take a look? |
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Ah, forget that, I rebased rather than merged and that worked. |
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Merged in. |
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I have tried using the Git SCM within the MultiSCM plugin. However, it seems many of the Hudson/Jenkins features for automating bindings of html form values to Java objects were overridden for GitSCM
After this patch series I was able to execute a MultiSCM build from different Git repositories. Each pull was performed in a separate folder:
workspace
I did not attempt having all Git SCMs pull in the same folder, since that would probably create a mess. Furthermore, GitSCM already does that better, but it does not implement by itself the scenario mentioned above.