Add pull-request-id as customized build parameter #65
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To be provided from trigger to the rest of the build so it can be provided to other integrations such as sonar that requires the pull-request id to delegate sonar comments to sonar plugins
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Regression tested on my own fork with my own TC instance. |
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To be provided from trigger to the rest of the build so it can be provided to other integrations such as
sonar that requires the pull-request id to delegate sonar comments to sonar plugins
trigger.pullRequestIdcan now be used in throughout the build-steps.Example-integration that i need it for.
https://github.com/mibexsoftware/sonar-bitbucket-plugin
Seeing as that this repo hasn't moved an inch in a year of two i don't expect it to be merged soon, but my fork is available for anyone who might stumble on the same use-case as me.