Commits and task executions in DevOps

Run commits in DevOps are associated to a task execution.

For a commit to show up as a run commit, the commit record must exist in ServiceNow prior to the job/pipeline run.

In the event that jobs are rerun on the same commit, these conditions apply.

• Azure DevOps doesn’t show any run commits.
• GitLab displays only the last commit as a run commit.
• Jenkins displays only the last commit as a run commit on which it was run. The difference of all commits isn’t shown.

Multiple commits in a single payload (commit arrays) have these limitations.

Tool	Max commits per payload
Azure DevOps	If the DevOps property Enable whether Azure DevOps Run Commits must be determined from the last successful pipeline build is enabled, DevOps Change will pick up the last commits, up to a maximum of 2000, created after the last successful pipeline build from Azure DevOps as part of Run Commits. If disabled, only the last 200 commits will be considered for Run Commits.
GitHub	If the DevOps property Enable whether GitHub Run Commits must be determined from the last successful workflow run is enabled, DevOps Change will pick up the first 2000 commits after the last successful workflow run in GitHub as part of Run Commits. If disabled, only the last commit will be picked up for Run Commits.
GitLab	20