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thanks pcelba.. sorry the delay.. I'll be back soon..
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thanks pcelba.. sorry the delay.. I'll be back soon..

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Our svn repository has more than 2000 files. Suposse, 20 files were chenged by different gyus, but you changed only 3 files and you want your jenkins's job only process these 3 files and not the other ones. The job inside jenkins has defined the mail URL of our svn repository, so every time it 'svn update or checkout' it gets all changes, including the &nbsp;3 files I changed.<br />
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1- Is possible to setup jenkins to process only my 3 files instead all changes on the SVN repositopry?<br />
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Thanks.
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Our svn repository has more than 2000 files. Suposse, 20 files were chenged by different gyus, but you changed only 3 files and you want your jenkins's job only process these 3 files and not the other ones. The job inside jenkins has defined the mail URL of our svn repository, so every time it 'svn update or checkout' it gets all changes, including the  3 files I changed.

1- Is possible to setup jenkins to process only my 3 files instead all changes on the SVN repositopry?

Thanks.

checkout svn repository inside jenkin's job

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