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Improvement
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Major
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None
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Platform: All, OS: All
Add a project configuration option to achieve the following behaviour (or keep
the normal).
Project A (downstream) depends on project B (upstream).
When a build of B is running and a build of A is scheduled, A waits in the queue
(as if there were another build of A).
This behaviuor is needed to avoid building A (in parallel with B already
running) and then rebuild A after B has completed.
Hudson already checks if a project in the build queue is already running, can it
check also if a build of an upstream project is already running?
- duplicates
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JENKINS-1938 Order Buildque / Block Projects for Upstream Projects
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- Closed
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Just wanted to add myself to CC, but since I'm commenting and with the caveat
that I'm pretty new to Hudson...
I was browsing similar issues today and I'm guessing this will be resolved as a
duplicate of #1938, casting the exercise into limbo again waiting for something
to happen with issue #2072, which seems a shame as much discussion as there has
been for this specific feature outside of reorderable queues. In fact, it seems
the Maven plugin resolved this problem in issue #2736; I'm not sure why there
can't just be an option in the Ant task to do the same.