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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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None
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JENKINS 1.480.1 LTS
The only way to kill a job run by dist-fork is to press the red 'X' button in Jenkins. The functionality to abort the job from the script that started it is missing.
If you kill (or terminate) the java process that called dist-fork (java -jar jenkins-cli.jar ... dist-fork proc.sh), the job will continue to execute on Jenkins.
[JENKINS-15228] Impossible to kill job run by dist-fork
Description |
Original:
The only way to kill a job run by dist-fork is to press the red 'X' button in Jenkins. The functionality to abort the job from the script that started it is missing. Is you kill (or terminate) the java process that called dist-fork (java -jar jenkins-cli.jar ... dist-fork proc.sh), the job will continue to execute on Jenkins. |
New:
The only way to kill a job run by dist-fork is to press the red 'X' button in Jenkins. The functionality to abort the job from the script that started it is missing. If you kill (or terminate) the java process that called dist-fork (java -jar jenkins-cli.jar ... dist-fork proc.sh), the job will continue to execute on Jenkins. |
Environment | Original: SLES 10 | New: JENKINS 1.480.1 LTS |
Workflow | Original: JNJira [ 145950 ] | New: JNJira + In-Review [ 176489 ] |
Is this still an issue? I don't see this behavior in my installation of Jenkins: when the cli process is killed, also the job disappears from Jenkins.