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Accessing the committer's name as a Jenkinsfile environment variable
Using the env.BRANCH_NAME variable accessible in the Jenkinsfile outside of the pipeline{} block, I have set up a variable used to conditionally set the node used to build the git branch. … If I could run bash commands, I could access the author's name, and in fact I do use it at the end of the Jenkinsfile to pull the git committer's name for the status email, but if I attempt to use sh() …
