Checkout and history now go by the changeset number #44
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Previously, checking out (and subsequent history querying) was done using timestamps, which could lead to an inconsistency where the plugin, under certain circumstances (i.e. if the build was started on the same second as a check-in) could report the changeset associated with the build as x but the files actually fetched would be from changeset x - 1.
This pull request leverages the changeset number (already being recorded!) to perform the checkout and history querying with more precision and consistency.
Verification is mostly encoded in the
newJob()
test, although some validation also took place by manual inspection of build artifacts, such as logs.