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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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None
The Javadoc says
Enumerates active running StepExecution s in the system.
It is not specified exactly what "active" or "running" mean in this context, but at any rate I have found that StepExecutionIteratorImpl only includes innermost steps, not their containing block steps, because it calls FlowExecution.getCurrentExecutions which is documented to behave that way.
This means that it is impossible to find a StepExecution of a block-scoped step unless it is not currently running its body. (Before or after running the body, it seems to work.) If this behavior is intentional, it needs to be documented more clearly, and I would request some way to get even enclosing executions.
- is blocking
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JENKINS-25570 Wait-for-condition step
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- Resolved
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JENKINS-29705 Virtual thread dump
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- Resolved
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- is related to
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JENKINS-26513 Deserialization error of ExecutorStepExecution
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- Resolved
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JENKINS-26148 Incorrect implementation of RetryStepExecution.stop
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- Closed
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- links to
Currently blocking some tests of the waitUntil step: there is no reliable way to get a handle on the StepExecution from the test, since there is only a short period of time during which its body is not being run.
From the implementation of that step itself, this problem does not arise, since we only need to find the StepExecution (to work around the missing API noted in
JENKINS-26148) between body invocations.