One of the actions I repeat the most is:
- Make some changes on a branch
- Open a previous build on the same branch, and copy the environment variables I entered last time.
- Make a new build, exactly the same except using the latest commit (HEAD).
It’s exactly the same build, except using HEAD instead of an older commit. Rebuild right now correctly reproduces the build when clicking the Rebuild button, but it would be really good to have another button for “rebuilding” with the latest commit.
Maybe it can appear only if the build commit is no longer HEAD.
I’ve been wishing for something like this recently as well. We have a view pipelines with a input steps that need a few different things entered and selected.
It’s a minor irritation but it it would be nice not to have to repeat the same steps over and over when we just want to pick to the latest commit and re-use everything else exactly as before.
This is a nice feature. Its not useful to me, because I still have to copy the custom environment variables I entered in this build.
Any way to add this? So we can rebuild this branch… but with the env vars I used in this build (otherwise its not really a rebuild… its just another build).
