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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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Master on Solaris
Slaves on Solaris and linux
Jenkins 1.404
With an example where :
Start job triggers in parallel LVL10 and LVL11
Once finished, via a join, Start Job triggers LVL20 and LVL21, and then, in a post join action LVL3
The attached screenshot shows that the whole subtree is shown twice. One for each level1 parallel jobs.
Moreover, if the status is correctly displayed under LVL10, it is not under LVL11.
So, the display has some bugs and is not really what we could await. Something like :
Start |______ | |----------LVL10 | |----------LVL11 ============= |------------------------LV20 |------------------------LV21 |------------------------LV3
would have been easiest to read.
Let's imagine what will happened in complex context with a tenth à parallel jobs at each level, if the complete job cascade at levels n-1 is repeated for each level n paralell jobs !
See the Downstream Build View with a Post Join screenshot.
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JENKINS-8733 Downstream build view does not see Join Trigger
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JENKINS-9064 Downstream build view does not render correctly when join plugin is used
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JENKINS-6365 Show "Join" job in downstream view
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[JENKINS-10750] Jobs triggered with the Downstream-Ext plugin are not displayed by the Downstream BuildView plugin
Attachment | New: Downstream BuildView with a Join and PostJoin.jpg [ 20735 ] |
Description |
Original:
With an example where : Start job triggers in parallel LVL10 and LVL11 Once finished, via a join, Start Job triggers LVL20 and LVL21, and then, in a post join action LVL3 The attached screenshot shows that the whole subtree is shown twice. One for each level1 parallel jobs. Moreover, if the status is correctly displayed under LVL10, it is not under LVL11. So, the display has some bugs and is not really what we could await. Something like : Start |______ | |----------LVL10 | |----------LVL11 ============= |------------------------LV20 |------------------------LV21 |------------------------LV3 would have been easiest to read. Let's imagine what will happened in complex context with a tenth à parallel jobs at each level, if the complete job cascade at levels n-1 is repeated for each level n paralell jobs ! See the Downstream Build View with a Post Join screenshot. |
New:
With an example where : Start job triggers in parallel LVL10 and LVL11 Once finished, via a join, Start Job triggers LVL20 and LVL21, and then, in a post join action LVL3 The attached screenshot shows that the whole subtree is shown twice. One for each level1 parallel jobs. Moreover, if the status is correctly displayed under LVL10, it is not under LVL11. So, the display has some bugs and is not really what we could await. Something like : {quote} {noformat} Start |______ | |----------LVL10 | |----------LVL11 ============= |------------------------LV20 |------------------------LV21 |------------------------LV3 {noformat} {quote} would have been easiest to read. Let's imagine what will happened in complex context with a tenth à parallel jobs at each level, if the complete job cascade at levels n-1 is repeated for each level n paralell jobs ! See the Downstream Build View with a Post Join screenshot. |
Link | New: This issue duplicates JENKINS-6365 [ JENKINS-6365 ] |
Link | New: This issue duplicates JENKINS-8733 [ JENKINS-8733 ] |
Link | New: This issue duplicates JENKINS-9064 [ JENKINS-9064 ] |
Workflow | Original: JNJira [ 140952 ] | New: JNJira + In-Review [ 175379 ] |