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David Buck
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You can also try this , had similar use case and this worked for me

git ls-remote --heads origin | grep $CI_COMMIT_SHORT_SHA | sed "s/.*///"

git ls-remote --heads origin | grep $CI_COMMIT_SHORT_SHA | sed "s/.*\///"

Slightly different but taking inspiration from @ttfreeman's answer

You can also try this , had similar use case and this worked for me

git ls-remote --heads origin | grep $CI_COMMIT_SHORT_SHA | sed "s/.*///"

Slightly different but taking inspiration from @ttfreeman's answer

You can also try this , had similar use case and this worked for me

git ls-remote --heads origin | grep $CI_COMMIT_SHORT_SHA | sed "s/.*\///"

Slightly different but taking inspiration from @ttfreeman's answer

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You can also try this , had similar use case and this worked for me

git ls-remote --heads origin | grep $CI_COMMIT_SHORT_SHA | sed "s/.*///"

Slightly different but taking inspiration from @ttfreeman's answer