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 # Stash Http Request Trigger
 
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 After making commits to Stash, this plugin will make a Http POST request to a specified URL, adding in query parameters for the Source Ref and Source Sha.  This plugin listens to both the main repository and all pull-requests.
 
+* [Current Releases](https://github.com/wparad/stash-http-request-trigger/releases)
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 ##Background
 While attempting to migrate source control to stash and and build to jenkins I noticed that there wasn't a good way of having Stash be the source of truth and Jenkins build one time for every commit.  In essence having Jenkins work like Travis-CI.  There were a bunch of Stash plugins some which could listen for Forked-repository pull requests and some that would send commit information.  The Jenkins Post-Receive plugin for Stash did everything correct except attempt to start Jenkins polling.  Jenkins polling is useless, and I am not sure what problem it solves.  I want to build every commit and every pull-request, and I thought it wasn't a problem that would be hard to solve.  Fortunately if you pass a sha as the branch (the Jenkins GIT Plugin GIT_BRANCH parameter), the plugin confusingly enough will build that sha in a detached mode.  The only explanation I have for this is that git supports that functionality innately, so the plugin does too.