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I have a Multibranch Pipeline project which configures Jenkins Jobs based on a Jenkinsfile per branch. The sourcecode is hosted on a Github Enterprise Server.

When I view the configuration of a branch which is created by the Jenkinsfile, I noticed that there is a option GitHub project. This option allows to define the URL of the corresponding GitHub project.

GitHub project details

I want to define this property via my Jenkinsfile in Pipeline syntax, but I don't know command to use and how.

Relevant parts of my Jenkinsfile:

pipeline {
 agent {
  docker {
    image 'plinzen/android:latest'
    label 'android'
  }
 }

 triggers {
    githubPush()
 }

 stages {
    stage('build') {
        steps {
            checkout scm
            sh './gradlew clean assembleDebug'
        }
    }
  }
}

How can I define the GitHub project properties via my Jenkinsfile? I use the Jenkins GitHub Plugin in my project.

Christopher
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You can add a new agent node and add this code snippet to do your things. For more info you can refer to this url also. For Additional Info. Hope this helps.

git(
   url: 'git@github.com<repo_name>.git',
   credentialsId: 'xpc',
   branch: '${branch}'
)
SV Madhava Reddy
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