also available. As you can see, any manipulation of the code can be done, such as checking out any branch or tag, or patching the source code. In this example, we are adding two lines to the existing CMake pack-reused 17 Unpacking objects: 100% (17/17), done. Switched to a new branch 'static_shared' Branch 'static_shared' set up to track remote branch 'static_shared' from 'origin'. Hello/1.1@user/channel: Copying ersion_mode Now, some developer does some changes to PkgA, and do a pull request to the develop branch, and we want our CI to build the new binaries for the dependants packages, down to the final application

also available. As you can see, any manipulation of the code can be done, such as checking out any branch or tag, or patching the source code. In this example, we are adding two lines to the existing CMake pack-reused 17 Unpacking objects: 100% (17/17), done. Switched to a new branch 'static_shared' Branch 'static_shared' set up to track remote branch 'static_shared' from 'origin'. Hello/1.1@user/channel: Copying ersion_mode Now, some developer does some changes to PkgA, and do a pull request to the develop branch, and we want our CI to build the new binaries for the dependants packages, down to the final application

also available. As you can see, any manipulation of the code can be done, such as checking out any branch or tag, or patching the source code. In this example, we are adding two lines to the existing CMake pack-reused 17 Unpacking objects: 100% (17/17), done. Switched to a new branch 'static_shared' Branch 'static_shared' set up to track remote branch 'static_shared' from 'origin'. Hello/1.1@user/channel: Copying ersion_mode Now, some developer does some changes to PkgA, and do a pull request to the develop branch, and we want our CI to build the new binaries for the dependants packages, down to the final application

also available. As you can see, any manipulation of the code can be done, such as checking out any branch or tag, or patching the source code. In this example, we are adding two lines to the existing CMake pack-reused 17 Unpacking objects: 100% (17/17), done. Switched to a new branch 'static_shared' Branch 'static_shared' set up to track remote branch 'static_shared' from 'origin'. Hello/1.1@user/channel: Copying ersion_mode Now, some developer does some changes to PkgA, and do a pull request to the develop branch, and we want our CI to build the new binaries for the dependants packages, down to the final application

also available. As you can see, any manipulation of the code can be done, such as checking out any branch or tag, or patching the source code. In this example, we are adding two lines to the existing CMake pack-reused 17 Unpacking objects: 100% (17/17), done. Switched to a new branch 'static_shared' Branch 'static_shared' set up to track remote branch 'static_shared' from 'origin'. Hello/1.1@user/channel: Copying ersion_mode Now, some developer does some changes to PkgA, and do a pull request to the develop branch, and we want our CI to build the new binaries for the dependants packages, down to the final application

also available. As you can see, any manipulation of the code can be done, such as checking out any branch or tag, or patching the source code. In this example, we are adding two lines to the existing CMake pack-reused 17 Unpacking objects: 100% (17/17), done. Switched to a new branch 'static_shared' Branch 'static_shared' set up to track remote branch 'static_shared' from 'origin'. Hello/1.1@user/channel: Copying ersion_mode Now, some developer does some changes to PkgA, and do a pull request to the develop branch, and we want our CI to build the new binaries for the dependants packages, down to the final application

also available. As you can see, any manipulation of the code can be done, such as checking out any branch or tag, or patching the source code. In this example, we are adding two lines to the existing CMake pack-reused 17 Unpacking objects: 100% (17/17), done. Switched to a new branch 'static_shared' Branch 'static_shared' set up to track remote branch 'static_shared' from 'origin'. hello/1.1@user/channel: Copying ersion_mode Now, some developer does some changes to PkgA, and do a pull request to the develop branch, and we want our CI to build the new binaries for the dependants packages, down to the final application

also available. As you can see, any manipulation of the code can be done, such as checking out any branch or tag, or patching the source code. In this example, we are adding two lines to the existing CMake pack-reused 17 Unpacking objects: 100% (17/17), done. Switched to a new branch 'static_shared' Branch 'static_shared' set up to track remote branch 'static_shared' from 'origin'. hello/1.1@user/channel: Copying ersion_mode Now, some developer does some changes to PkgA, and do a pull request to the develop branch, and we want our CI to build the new binaries for the dependants packages, down to the final application

also available. As you can see, any manipulation of the code can be done, such as checking out any branch or tag, or patching the source code. In this example, we are adding two lines to the existing CMake pack-reused 17 Unpacking objects: 100% (17/17), done. Switched to a new branch 'static_shared' Branch 'static_shared' set up to track remote branch 'static_shared' from 'origin'. hello/1.1@user/channel: Copying ersion_mode Now, some developer does some changes to PkgA, and do a pull request to the develop branch, and we want our CI to build the new binaries for the dependants packages, down to the final application

also available. As you can see, any manipulation of the code can be done, such as checking out any branch or tag, or patching the source code. In this example, we are adding two lines to the existing CMake pack-reused 17 Unpacking objects: 100% (17/17), done. Switched to a new branch 'static_shared' Branch 'static_shared' set up to track remote branch 'static_shared' from 'origin'. Hello/1.1@user/channel: Copying co.git' def repo_branch = 'master' node { def server = Artifactory.server artifactory_name def client = Artifactory.newConanClient() stage("Get project"){ git branch: repo_branch, url: repo_url }