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When adding a conditional (single) or (multiple) build step as a timeout action, the UI does not render correctly because the builder list is empty. Therefore, you can't use this type of build step.
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JENKINS-19565 dropdownDescriptorSelector is loosing the context of `it`
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[JENKINS-22467] Conditional Builder doesn't render correctly with build-timeout 1.13
Walter Kacynski
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Walter Kacynski
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| Attachment | New: Abort Conditional.png [ 25653 ] |
Walter Kacynski
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| Description | Original: When adding a conditional (single) or (multiple) build step as a timeout action, the UI does not render correctly because the builder list is empty. Therefore, you can use this type of build step. | New: When adding a conditional (single) or (multiple) build step as a timeout action, the UI does not render correctly because the builder list is empty. Therefore, you can't use this type of build step. |
Walter Kacynski
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| Attachment | New: Abort Builders.png [ 25654 ] |
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| Attachment | New: cloudbees-support(71).zip [ 25655 ] |
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| Summary | Original: Conditional Builder doesn't redner correctly with build-timeout 1.13 | New: Conditional Builder doesn't render correctly with build-timeout 1.13 |
ikedam
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| Assignee | Original: Kohsuke Kawaguchi [ kohsuke ] | New: ikedam [ ikedam ] |
ikedam
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| Issue Type | Original: Bug [ 1 ] | New: Task [ 3 ] |
ikedam
added a comment - This is caused for dropdownDescriptorSelector does not pass it to conditional-buildstep when dynamic-loading.
This is a limitation of Jenkins and this can be fixed not in build-timeout plugin nor in conditional-buildstep, but only in Jenkins core.
Workaround: Save the configuration once with empty builder in conditional-buildstep. Then open the configuration page again. The builder dropdown would be filled up.
ikedam
added a comment - This is caused for dropdownDescriptorSelector does not pass it to conditional-buildstep when dynamic-loading.
This is a limitation of Jenkins and this can be fixed not in build-timeout plugin nor in conditional-buildstep, but only in Jenkins core.
Workaround: Save the configuration once with empty builder in conditional-buildstep. Then open the configuration page again. The builder dropdown would be filled up. ikedam
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| Resolution | New: Won't Fix [ 2 ] | |
| Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: Resolved [ 5 ] |
As written in help texts, this feature does not ensure work with all builders, and does not support it.
I'll take a glance, and fix it if I can easily do that. If not, I'll close this as Won't Fix.
You may consider assign this to yourself, fix and make a pull request.