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New Feature
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
As suggested in JENKINS-38442 I created this new feature request which I would like to use to explicitely target the support for visualising one level of stages in parallel blocks, like:
parallel ( "first": { stage("JUnit") { } stage("Firefox") { } }, "second" : { stage("D3Unit") { } stage("Edge") { } }, "third" : { stage("Safari") { } } )
As an example on how a possible visualization could look like please check the attached png.
- is duplicated by
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JENKINS-53751 The same parallel scripted and declarative pipelines rendered differently
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- Resolved
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- relates to
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JENKINS-55438 Allow sequential stages inside parallel in Scripted syntax
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- Open
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JENKINS-38442 View sequential stages in the pipeline visualization graph
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- Closed
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I believe I tested this on Jenkins 2.164.2. However, it doesn't work well enough to be usable. Console logs are duplicated and shown in multiple stages when using this sequential inside parallel hack. It makes the approach useless. For example, in the image I posted above, I would see "one-child2" console messages inside the "one-child2" stage and the "two-child2" stage which makes debugging very confusing.