Please see: https://www.bitrise.io/build/ee683681652354b3

Am I missing something as to why the git commit hash and message are not being pushed to the Bitrise site?

It simply says:

Commit hash:
no commit hash specified
Commit message:
No commit message

In the build logs, I see the following:

Git Clone Configs:

CloneIntoDir: /Users/vagrant/git

RepositoryURL: [email protected] :cliqueinc/ios-shopwhowhatwear.git
Git Checkout Configs:

Commit:

Branch: development

CloneDepth:
Git Pull Request Configs:

PullRequestURI:

PullRequestID:

BranchDest:

PullRequestMergeBranch:

ResetRepository: No
Bitrise Build Configs:

BuildURL: https://www.bitrise.io/build/f7030de0211877d8

BuildAPIToken: FqO3u78T3tELvlzKwoSk3Q

Git clone repository
=> git “init”
=> git “remote” “add” “origin” “ [email protected] :cliqueinc/ios-shopwhowhatwear.git”
=> git “fetch”
=> git “checkout” “development”
=> git “submodule” “update” “–init” “–recursive”
Exporting git logs
=> GIT_CLONE_COMMIT_HASH
value: 004446a1f5ce7082e58df197d8e71ab83bd59859

=> GIT_CLONE_COMMIT_MESSAGE_SUBJECT
value: Merge pull request #1123 from cliqueinc/uit-filterTests

=> GIT_CLONE_COMMIT_MESSAGE_BODY
value: [UI Tests] Filter Tests

=> GIT_CLONE_COMMIT_AUTHOR_NAME
value: juliancmg

=> GIT_CLONE_COMMIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL
value: [email protected]

=> GIT_CLONE_COMMIT_COMMITER_NAME
value: GitHub

=> GIT_CLONE_COMMIT_COMMITER_EMAIL
value: [email protected]

Please let me know if I can provide any more information.

You most likely started the build manually, without specifying the commit hash & message.

On bitrise.io you see the infos the build was started with. If you only provide the branch, then only the branch will be listed there, as all other infos are only available after the git clone (it might even be that you push new commits to the branch before the git clone would happen).

The best solution is to use Webhooks to automatically start the build, without any manual interaction; and the webhooks do include the commit message and commit (and that specific commit will be cloned, not just the tip of the branch). Related docs: http://devcenter.bitrise.io/webhooks/

Makes sense

Just one note, mainly for future ref. - if you rebuild a build where commit message & commit hash are specified, then those will be presented on the rebuilt build / in the build infos of the rebuild too, and the build will build the same commit.

On the other hand, not specifying the commit hash can also be useful .
If you (re)build a build where the commit hash was not specified it’ll always build the tip of the branch - which can be useful in e.g. the case you described, or when you want to do a manual deploy with the current “master” for example.