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The salesforce pipeline webhook setup contains 3 steps:
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1. Source Repository Configuration in Start of Workflow
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In the first pipeline step Step Setup, select ‘Jenkins Tool’.
Once the Jenkins Tool is selected, continue with Step Configuration:
Jenkins Tool - Select a configured Jenkins tool from the Tool Registry which has a configured Salesforce CreateJob, XML Package Salesforce Fon
Jenkins Job Type - Select Salesforce Package Generation Job from the dropdown.
Specify Salesforce Credentials - Select a configured SFDC Configurator tool from the Tool Registry.
Account - Select an SCM Account registered in the Jenkins tool. This should match Account selected in Source Repository setup.
Repository - Select the Repository selected in the Source Repository setup.
Branch - Select the Branch selected in the Source Repository setup.
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[show one screenshot of webhook event line in logs of console edited component]3. Click ‘Save’.
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Once the salesforce pipeline webhook has been correctly configured using the above instructions, the pipeline should be triggered upon any commit to the configured repository and branch. Use Pipeline Logs to verify the altered components.
Pipeline Logs
Click on ‘Console Output’
The altered files of which commits occured in the Repository and Branch will be viewable in Console Logs:
