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I would expect that the above matrix would be returned and a successful check to occur. However, the check currently runs against the latest commit on any branch of the services that have a contract with this pacticipant.
It would be good to have a property that could be set when running the canideploy gradle task in a similar fashion to the environment or tag arguments. An example would be:
Using the Pact Flow UI there is the ability to run the can i deploy check for a service against the latest version of the main branch:
However, there is no option to do this using the Gradle Plugin. When running the can I deploy task for a pacticipant like the following:
I would expect that the above matrix would be returned and a successful check to occur. However, the check currently runs against the latest commit on any branch of the services that have a contract with this pacticipant.
It would be good to have a property that could be set when running the canideploy gradle task in a similar fashion to the environment or tag arguments. An example would be:
I have some code changes locally that I have tested that I will raise as a PR
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