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Configure the pull request flow to merge from the target branch (even if done locally) prior to running the build scanner
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//retrieve the PR source code from the Git based SCM git clone git@github.repo/repo.git //create a local integration branch starting from the target branch - do not push it to the remote git checkout branch_name -b <local-integration-branch-name> <target-branch> //Merge pull request into local integration branch git pull --ff git@github.repo/repo.git <pull-request-branch> ... //run sealights build |
Cause #2
The target branch contains commits that were not reported to sealights SeaLights and the user merged from the target branch to the pull request branch.
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A common reason is with target branch that have builds reported based on predefined frequency (hourly, daily) rather than after every single merge (commit) to that branch |
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Solution #2
validate Validate in their the CI server (Jenkins mostly, Bamboo…) + scm that the last commit was every commit from the SCM (target branch) is reported to sealights Sealights via a an automated build.
If not, then initiate a build from both the target branch and then the PR branch.