The Git plugin's checkout([...]) step doesn't expose http.postBuffer/
http.version tuning, which is what's reliably fixed every stuck
push/clone today (VPS and both laptops) — meanwhile checkout was failing
~10 times in a row, consistently dying at 84-95% during the shallow clone
(early EOF / invalid index-pack). Bypasses the plugin entirely: a plain
`git clone` with those settings applied, wrapped in its own 8-attempt
bash retry loop, using the existing dd13f593-06b1-4a5a-9477-2df0d186b490
credential (confirmed via credentials.xml to be a UsernamePasswordCredentialsImpl,
compatible with the usernamePassword binding as-is).
Code now lands in a repo/ subdirectory instead of the workspace root, so
every stage referencing a repo-relative path was updated to match:
- Build Docker Image: ./platform/ -> ./repo/platform/
- SonarQube Analysis: -Dsonar.sources=platform -> -Dsonar.sources=repo/platform
Deploy to Kubernetes needed no changes — it only references the already-built
image tag and hardcoded kubectl args, no filesystem paths into the checkout.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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