I'm trying to add "Child item with worst health" metrics to my multibranch pipeline project, but after I've saved the new configuration the setting it lost when I reopen the config.

      Jenkins v2.33, latest plugin versions

          [JENKINS-40562] Health metric setting is lost

          AnneTheAgile added a comment -

          Jenkins 2.100 same behavior; config is lost. I'm not sure what it is supposed to do. 

          I wish I could edit the "View" characteristics for the multibranch. For example, I cannot see which is the latest aborted / cancelled build. 

          AnneTheAgile added a comment - Jenkins 2.100 same behavior; config is lost. I'm not sure what it is supposed to do.  I wish I could edit the "View" characteristics for the multibranch. For example, I cannot see which is the latest aborted / cancelled build. 

          Same here - cannot get the status of a multibranch pipeline in the view list.

          Volker von Einem added a comment - Same here - cannot get the status of a multibranch pipeline in the view list.

          Falko Modler added a comment -

          Same problem with plugin version 6.5.1 and Jenkins version 2.121.1.

          Falko Modler added a comment - Same problem with plugin version 6.5.1 and Jenkins version 2.121.1.

          AnneTheAgile added a comment -

          1.Ty for others' remarks. I'm not sure what a proper result is supposed to look like?

          2.Now I see that the author plugin appears to be 'Nested Views' and is up for adoption. The last remark, 2016, noted a memory leak/issue.

          https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Nested+View+Plugin

          User icon: treybohon
          Trey Bohon

          I've been using this plugin for years. As we've scaled, our Java heap usage has grown to ridiculous sizes. As I'm investigating, there are multiple causes. One is this plugin. If you select Weather, this plugin seems to load all jobs' metadata (env vars, VIEW_MAP, paths to files on Jenkins job's folders) for all history. For us, it was 6 GB of strings after initializing Jenkins in the Java heap. Don't use weather. In retrospect, that never really told us anything useful. Aggregate status, however, is a quick way for someone to manually check for infrastructure failures that aren't automatically handled.

          Nov 22, 2016

           

          AnneTheAgile added a comment - 1.Ty for others' remarks. I'm not sure what a proper result is supposed to look like? 2.Now I see that the author plugin appears to be 'Nested Views' and is up for adoption. The last remark, 2016, noted a memory leak/issue. https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Nested+View+Plugin User icon: treybohon Trey Bohon I've been using this plugin for years. As we've scaled, our Java heap usage has grown to ridiculous sizes. As I'm investigating, there are multiple causes. One is this plugin. If you select Weather, this plugin seems to load all jobs' metadata (env vars, VIEW_MAP, paths to files on Jenkins job's folders) for all history. For us, it was 6 GB of strings after initializing Jenkins in the Java heap. Don't use weather. In retrospect, that never really told us anything useful. Aggregate status, however, is a quick way for someone to manually check for infrastructure failures that aren't automatically handled. Nov 22, 2016  

          Rob added a comment -

          FYI, Jenkins 2.309 and folder plugin 6.16 still have this issue. We were using the ball icon of the multi-branch project plugin, but that has been deprecated so it's no longer a viable solution.

          Rob added a comment - FYI, Jenkins 2.309 and folder plugin 6.16 still have this issue. We were using the ball icon of the multi-branch project plugin , but that has been deprecated so it's no longer a viable solution.

            Unassigned Unassigned
            nsmithooyala Nick Smith
            Votes:
            6 Vote for this issue
            Watchers:
            7 Start watching this issue

              Created:
              Updated: