Alternative to specifying branch/tag/version in library identifier

[a***@bandwidth.com]

Up to now, I've followed the documentation of specifying the
branch/tag/version to checkout from Git for shared library using identifer:
'***@version'
<http://rtyler.github.io/jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/shared-libraries/#retrieval-method>
approach, however I suspect this causes issues when referring to the
library using library('thing').pkg.pkg... as it doesn't recognize it.

Is there another way to configure the version to checkout?

[Jan Monterrubio]

What’s the .pkg.pkg for?

Usually I’ve seen the import as:

@Library('my-shared-library') _

Post by a***@bandwidth.com
Up to now, I've followed the documentation of specifying the
<http://rtyler.github.io/jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/shared-libraries/#retrieval-method>
approach, however I suspect this causes issues when referring to the
library using library('thing').pkg.pkg... as it doesn't recognize it.
Is there another way to configure the version to checkout?
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