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I have set up Github with a Jenkins (GitHub plugin) integration/service and webhooks (one for push only, one for specified events including comments). I am replacing an old Jenkins "project" (aka job) with a new one that is programmatically generated. For a period of time we had both Jenkins jobs configured to listen for Github events in this repo, but I deleted the old Jenkins job and now there is only one. However, Github is still looking for a report from the old job and is also marking it "REQUIRED". (Nobody can figure out what causes it to consider the one job required and not the other one, either.)

How do I make Github stop looking for the deleted Jenkins job?

Here's a screencap of part of the github page:

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存储库设置 -> 分支 -> 受保护的分支 -> 选择一个分支。然后检查新的 Jenkins 工作,取消选中旧的:

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于 2018-04-05T19:28:27.933 回答