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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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BlueOcean 1.10.1
When there are sequential stages in a parallel stage then the display of them is often not correct and very inconsistent - i.e. sometimes the display changes even from one build to the next.
This seems to apply only to running builds. As soon as the build is completed the stages are displayed correctly.
Note: this seems to be related to JENKINS-55320, but that one is about BlueOcean 1.9 and scripted stages. This one is about declarative stages and BlueOcean 1.10.1
This is the relevant part of my Jenkinsfile:
stage("Run Tests") { parallel { stage("Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } stage("Integration Tests") { steps { .... } } stage("IWG | DBG") { stages { stage("IWG Tests") { steps { ... } } stage("DBG Tests") { steps { ... } } } } stage("Payment Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } } }
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JENKINS-55605 can only click on the first active parallel stage, others running but cannot click
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[JENKINS-55427] Blue Ocean display of sequential stages in parallel stages is flaky
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When there are sequential stages in a parallel stage then the display of them is often not correct and very inconsistent - i.e. sometimes the display changes even from one build to the next. This seems to apply only to running builds. As soon as the build is completed the stages are displayed correctly. Note: this seems to be related to |
Attachment | New: Screenshot from 2019-01-07 15-57-37.png [ 45590 ] |
Description |
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When there are sequential stages in a parallel stage then the display of them is often not correct and very inconsistent - i.e. sometimes the display changes even from one build to the next. This seems to apply only to running builds. As soon as the build is completed the stages are displayed correctly. Note: this seems to be related to |
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When there are sequential stages in a parallel stage then the display of them is often not correct and very inconsistent - i.e. sometimes the display changes even from one build to the next. This seems to apply only to running builds. As soon as the build is completed the stages are displayed correctly. Note: this seems to be related to This is the relevant part of my Jenkinsfile: {code:java} stage("Run Tests") { parallel { stage("Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } } stage("Integration Tests") { steps { .... } } stage("IWG | DBG") { stages { stage("IWG Tests") { steps { ... } } stage("DBG Tests") { steps { ... } } } } stage("Payment Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } } {code} |
Description |
Original:
When there are sequential stages in a parallel stage then the display of them is often not correct and very inconsistent - i.e. sometimes the display changes even from one build to the next. This seems to apply only to running builds. As soon as the build is completed the stages are displayed correctly. Note: this seems to be related to This is the relevant part of my Jenkinsfile: {code:java} stage("Run Tests") { parallel { stage("Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } } stage("Integration Tests") { steps { .... } } stage("IWG | DBG") { stages { stage("IWG Tests") { steps { ... } } stage("DBG Tests") { steps { ... } } } } stage("Payment Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } } {code} |
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When there are sequential stages in a parallel stage then the display of them is often not correct and very inconsistent - i.e. sometimes the display changes even from one build to the next. This seems to apply only to running builds. As soon as the build is completed the stages are displayed correctly. Note: this seems to be related to This is the relevant part of my Jenkinsfile: {code:java} stage("Run Tests") { parallel { stage("Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } stage("Integration Tests") { steps { .... } } stage("IWG | DBG") { stages { stage("IWG Tests") { steps { ... } } stage("DBG Tests") { steps { ... } } } } stage("Payment Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } } }{code} |
Description |
Original:
When there are sequential stages in a parallel stage then the display of them is often not correct and very inconsistent - i.e. sometimes the display changes even from one build to the next. This seems to apply only to running builds. As soon as the build is completed the stages are displayed correctly. Note: this seems to be related to This is the relevant part of my Jenkinsfile: {code:java} stage("Run Tests") { parallel { stage("Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } stage("Integration Tests") { steps { .... } } stage("IWG | DBG") { stages { stage("IWG Tests") { steps { ... } } stage("DBG Tests") { steps { ... } } } } stage("Payment Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } } }{code} |
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When there are sequential stages in a parallel stage then the display of them is often not correct and very inconsistent - i.e. sometimes the display changes even from one build to the next. This seems to apply only to running builds. As soon as the build is completed the stages are displayed correctly. Note: this seems to be related to This is the relevant part of my Jenkinsfile: {code:java} stage("Run Tests") { parallel { stage("Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } stage("Integration Tests") { steps { .... } } stage("IWG | DBG") { stages { stage("IWG Tests") { steps { ... } } stage("DBG Tests") { steps { ... } } } } stage("Payment Acceptance Tests") { steps { ... } } } }{code} |
Attachment | New: Screenshot from 2019-01-07 16-22-29.png [ 45591 ] |
Priority | Original: Minor [ 4 ] | New: Major [ 3 ] |
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