org.jruby.exceptions.RaiseException: (NoMethodError) undefined method `find' for nil:NilClass about gitlab-hook-plugin HOT 8 CLOSED

From the line with the error, looks looks related with parametrization. Are you using in any of your rdiffweb* repos a parametrized branch name?
Not sure, but your error might happen if you use a git branch with a parameter but the project has no parameter defined. If that were the case, just appending or [] to line 98 of models/values/project.rb should work

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I've recently create a new project with parameters, but it's not related to
Yep, I've recently create a new project with parameters. But it's not related to the repo git.patrikdufresne.com:pdsl/rdiffweb.git.

Also, none of the repo listed in the logs is parametrized.

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In any case, the fix I propose should work. Can you test it?
And if you could send me the config.xml for the rdiff* jobs, it might help to actually find the issue, even if the workaround works as expected.

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ha ha, just to make sure, I've double-check each project configuration. One of them was parameterized, but without a parameter :S.

Anyway, I've fix the configuration and it's working again.

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Thanks for you help and time !

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Could you explain me what change did you perform in the job? When trying to issue a warning for a case like yours, I've realized that a project without parameters should never reach the line with your exception, because the protection I wanted to introduce was already there.

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Forget my question. Looking again I see the issue now. At one place it checks if project is parametrized, that it does not mean that it has any parameter, which is the error reason. Now that I've seen it, I'll fix it and issue a warning to logfile

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Hi what's the environment variable mean the branche name it is ${branch}

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