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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Major
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Jenkins version 2.46.1, Blue Origin 1.0.1,
Chrome 58.0.3029.96, Safari 10.1
Jenkins is installed via yum on a CentOS machine and is not using a reverse proxy.
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Blue Ocean 1.1
Problem
- Parallel nodes defined within a script block cannot be selected while running
- Parallel nodes defined in Pipeline script cannot be selected
Notes
- Parallel nodes for declarative are NOT broken
- Verified on 1.1-beta2 as well as 1.0.1
Screencast
To reproduce, run one of the scripts below as a non multibranch pipeline - note that you can't click on an in progress branch.
I have tested with the following combinations and all of them had this problem
Jenkins using script syntax and non-dynamic parallel
node {
stage("Build/Test") {
parallel(
"b1": {
sh 'ping -c 5 localhost'
},
"b2": {
sh 'ping -c 10 localhost'
},
"b3": {
sh 'ping -c 20 localhost'
}
)
}
}
Jenkinsfile using script syntax and dynamic parallel
node {
stage("Build/Test") {
def builds = [:]
for (def option in ["one", "two"]) {
def node_name = ""
if ("one" == "${option}") {
node_name = "node001"
} else {
node_name = "node002"
}
def option_inside = "${option}"
builds["${node_name} ${option_inside}"] = {
node {
stage("Build Test ${node_name} ${option_inside}") {
sh 'ping -c 10 localhost'
}
}
}
}
parallel builds
}
}
Jenkinsfile using script syntax without inner stages
node {
stage("Build/Test") {
def builds = [:]
for (def option in ["one", "two"]) {
def node_name = ""
if ("one" == "${option}") {
node_name = "node001"
} else {
node_name = "node002"
}
def option_inside = "${option}"
builds["${node_name} ${option_inside}"] = {
node {
sh 'ping -c 10 localhost'
}
}
}
parallel builds
}
}
Declarative Jenkinsfile using script block
pipeline {
agent none
stages {
stage("Build/Test") {
steps {
script {
def builds = [:]
for (def option in ["one", "two"]) {
def node_name = ""
if ("one" == "${option}") {
node_name = "node001"
} else {
node_name = "node002"
}
def option_inside = "${option}"
builds["${node_name} ${option_inside}"] = {
node {
stage("Build Test ${node_name} ${option_inside}") {
sh 'ping -c 10 localhost'
}
}
}
}
parallel builds
}
}
}
}
}
- duplicates
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- Closed
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[JENKINS-44086] Parallel nodes for scripted pipelines cannot be clicked
wbland we've fix a lot of these problems in Blue Ocean 1.1-beta2 which is available from the experimental update center. The running Pipeline has been completely reworked so there are less papercuts.
Would you be able to give 1.1-beta2 a try and let us know if that fixes things for you?
Wesley Bland
added a comment - It doesn't seem to solve the problem. Strangely, it works for the jobs on the left, which are more traditional stages that look like this:
def setup(Map args) {
node("${args.nodeName}") {
stage("Setup ${args.nodeName}") {
checkout([$class: 'GitSCM', branches: ...snip... ])
sh "./autogen.sh --with-autotools=$HOME/software/autotools/bin | tee a.txt"
sh "tar --exclude tarball.tar.bz2 -cjf tarball.tar.bz2 *"
archiveArtifacts artifacts: "a-${args.nodeName}.txt"
stash includes: 'tarball.tar.bz2', name: "${args.nodeName}-tarball"
}
}
}
...snip...
stage("Setup") {
steps {
parallel (
"angpc01": {
echo "Setup"
setup nodeName: "angpc01"
},
"ancc01": {
echo "Setup"
setup nodeName: "ancc01"
}
)
}
}
The problems come up when I get to the jobs buried in the script in the original post. It does however autoscroll to the bottom of the console output every time the output is updated now, which is a little annoying. 
Wesley Bland
added a comment - It doesn't seem to solve the problem. Strangely, it works for the jobs on the left, which are more traditional stages that look like this:
def setup(Map args) {
node("${args.nodeName}") {
stage("Setup ${args.nodeName}") {
checkout([$class: 'GitSCM', branches: ...snip... ])
sh "./autogen.sh --with-autotools=$HOME/software/autotools/bin | tee a.txt"
sh "tar --exclude tarball.tar.bz2 -cjf tarball.tar.bz2 *"
archiveArtifacts artifacts: "a-${args.nodeName}.txt"
stash includes: 'tarball.tar.bz2', name: "${args.nodeName}-tarball"
}
}
}
...snip...
stage("Setup") {
steps {
parallel (
"angpc01": {
echo "Setup"
setup nodeName: "angpc01"
},
"ancc01": {
echo "Setup"
setup nodeName: "ancc01"
}
)
}
}
The problems come up when I get to the jobs buried in the script in the original post. It does however autoscroll to the bottom of the console output every time the output is updated now, which is a little annoying. Quite confused, need to clean this ticket up a bit with a canonical example of what doesn't work with the script.
I am closing this one as the duplicate of the other one - which has a but more clarify/triaging, but I am pretty sure it is the same thing. Will be worked on next.
wbland good news - we fixed this issue completely as part of JENKINS-44530. That means a fix will be shipped in Blue Ocean 1.1 soon
BTW, I verified that this doesn't change by switching to other browsers either on MacOS or Windows. So it doesn't appear to be a browser problem.