Class PendingApprovalAction.ApprovalScanListener

java.lang.Object
io.jenkins.plugins.github_pr_approval.PendingApprovalAction.ApprovalScanListener
All Implemented Interfaces:
ExtensionPoint, ExecutorListener
Enclosing class:
PendingApprovalAction
@Extension public static class PendingApprovalAction.ApprovalScanListener extends Object implements ExecutorListener
Settles every pull request once a branch scan has finished.

Nothing else tells us a scan happened: no item listener fires for a re-index, and branch indexing writes down the revision it has just seen only after it has scheduled the build. So a scan is the one moment we most need to look again, and the only safe place to look is once it is over. A pull request that has moved past the commit it was approved for goes back to pending here — and because disabling a job also cancels whatever it has queued, the build the scan just scheduled is cancelled with it, as long as it has not started yet.

Branch indexing runs as a queue task on the multibranch project itself, which is why this hangs off ExecutorListener rather than anything branch-related.