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@kkoller kkoller commented Apr 10, 2019

Calling .rollout() on a selector returns a RolloutManager but does not actually trigger a deployment. You must call .latest() on the RolloutManager. You can find the docs here, although it is an image so I can't link directly to it. It is the final section at the bottom of the page: https://github.com/openshift/jenkins-client-plugin

This commit fixes #14372

Calling .rollout() on a selector returns a RolloutManager but does not actually trigger a deployment.  You must call .latest() on the RolloutManager.  I opened an issue on this: openshift#14372  Don't know if there is a way to link it, sorry!
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/ok-to-test

@kkoller, thank you!

@vikram-redhat, do you have a suggestion for a technical reviewer?

This example is present back to 3.9, so it might be valid past 3.11.

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@zhouying7780 are you able to confirm this?

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@kkoller, thank you! LGTM.

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/cherrypick enterprise-3.11

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@vikram-redhat: new pull request created: #14411

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/cherrypick enterprise-3.10

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/cherrypick enterprise-3.9

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