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Bug
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Resolution: Not A Defect
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Jenkins 1.480.1
I have a matrix job that needs to trigger another matrix job, with parameters, as soon as it starts - and then just continue with its own execution, without waiting for the 'child' to complete.
The problem is that the 'child' gets triggered several times per one 'parent' run - usually twice. The 'child' build information looks something like this:
Build 115:
Started by upstream project test_job/label=A build number 181
Build 116:
Started by upstream project test_job/label=B build number 181
Started by upstream project test_job/label=C build number 181
Started by upstream project test_job/label=D build number 181
[JENKINS-16369] Matrix job triggers job multiple times
Description |
Original:
I have a matrix job that needs to trigger another matrix job, with parameters, as soon as it starts - and then just continue with its own execution, without waiting for the 'child' to complete. The problem is that the 'child' gets triggered several times per one 'parent' run - usually twice. The 'child' build information looks something like this: # 115: Started by upstream project test_job/label=A build number 181 # 116: Started by upstream project test_job/label=B build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=C build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=D build number 181 |
New:
I have a matrix job that needs to trigger another matrix job, with parameters, as soon as it starts - and then just continue with its own execution, without waiting for the 'child' to complete. The problem is that the 'child' gets triggered several times per one 'parent' run - usually twice. The 'child' build information looks something like this: Build 115: Started by upstream project test_job/label=A build number 181 Build 116: Started by upstream project test_job/label=B build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=C build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=D build number 181 |
Description |
Original:
I have a matrix job that needs to trigger another matrix job, with parameters, as soon as it starts - and then just continue with its own execution, without waiting for the 'child' to complete. The problem is that the 'child' gets triggered several times per one 'parent' run - usually twice. The 'child' build information looks something like this: Build 115: Started by upstream project test_job/label=A build number 181 Build 116: Started by upstream project test_job/label=B build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=C build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=D build number 181 |
New:
I have a matrix job that needs to trigger another matrix job, with parameters, as soon as it starts - and then just continue with its own execution, without waiting for the 'child' to complete. The problem is that the 'child' gets triggered several times per one 'parent' run - usually twice. The 'child' build information looks something like this: Build 115: Started by upstream project test_job/label=A build number 181 Build 116: Started by upstream project test_job/label=B build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=C build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=D build number 181 |
Description |
Original:
I have a matrix job that needs to trigger another matrix job, with parameters, as soon as it starts - and then just continue with its own execution, without waiting for the 'child' to complete. The problem is that the 'child' gets triggered several times per one 'parent' run - usually twice. The 'child' build information looks something like this: Build 115: Started by upstream project test_job/label=A build number 181 Build 116: Started by upstream project test_job/label=B build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=C build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=D build number 181 |
New:
I have a matrix job that needs to trigger another matrix job, with parameters, as soon as it starts - and then just continue with its own execution, without waiting for the 'child' to complete. The problem is that the 'child' gets triggered several times per one 'parent' run - usually twice. The 'child' build information looks something like this: Build 115: Started by upstream project test_job/label=A build number 181 Build 116: Started by upstream project test_job/label=B build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=C build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=D build number 181 |
Description |
Original:
I have a matrix job that needs to trigger another matrix job, with parameters, as soon as it starts - and then just continue with its own execution, without waiting for the 'child' to complete. The problem is that the 'child' gets triggered several times per one 'parent' run - usually twice. The 'child' build information looks something like this: Build 115: Started by upstream project test_job/label=A build number 181 Build 116: Started by upstream project test_job/label=B build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=C build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=D build number 181 |
New:
I have a matrix job that needs to trigger another matrix job, with parameters, as soon as it starts - and then just continue with its own execution, without waiting for the 'child' to complete. The problem is that the 'child' gets triggered several times per one 'parent' run - usually twice. The 'child' build information looks something like this: Build 115: Started by upstream project test_job/label=A build number 181 Build 116: Started by upstream project test_job/label=B build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=C build number 181 Started by upstream project test_job/label=D build number 181 |
Assignee | Original: huybrechts [ huybrechts ] | New: cjo9900 [ cjo9900 ] |
Resolution | New: Not A Defect [ 7 ] | |
Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: Resolved [ 5 ] |
Component/s | New: matrix-project [ 18765 ] | |
Component/s | Original: matrix [ 15501 ] |
Workflow | Original: JNJira [ 147187 ] | New: JNJira + In-Review [ 192268 ] |