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jCasC: enable colums for sectionedView

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      Hi everybody,

      I would like to configure a sectioned View on our Jenkins with the help of Jenkins Configuration as Code (jCasC). The following code:

       - sectioned:
 name: "test"
 sections:
 - listViewSection:
 alignment: CENTER
 includeRegex: ".*(master_).*"
 name: "test1"
 width: FULL
 - listViewSection:
 alignment: CENTER
 includeRegex: ".*(nightly_).*"
 name: "test2"
 width: FULL

      creates a view with the two sections containing the jobs, but the columns are not present, see image:

       

       

      When configuring manually, all default columns are selected and visible.

      The columns could be configured maybe like this:

       - sectioned:
 name: "test"
 sections:
 - listViewSection:
 columns:
 - "status"
 - "jobName"
 - "lastSuccess"
 - "lastFailure"
 - "lastDuration"
 alignment: CENTER
 includeRegex: ".*(master_).*"
 name: "test1"
 width: FULL

       

       

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          [JENKINS-59551] jCasC: enable colums for sectionedView

          Maria Mueller created issue -
          Maria Mueller made changes -
          Description Original: Hi everybody,

          I would like to configure a sectioned View on our Jenkins with the help of Jenkins Configuration as Code (jCasC). The following code:
           - sectioned:
           name: "test"
           sections:
           - listViewSection:
           alignment: CENTER
           includeRegex: ".*(master_).*"
           name: "test1"
           width: FULL
           - listViewSection:
           alignment: CENTER
           includeRegex: ".*(nightly_).*"
           name: "test2"
           width: FULL

          creates a view with the two sections containing the jobs, but the columns are not present, see image:

          !image-2019-09-26-17-13-37-799.png!

           

           

          When configuring manually, all default columns are selected and visible.

          The columns could be configured maybe like this:

          - sectioned:
           name: "test"
           sections:
           - listViewSection:
           columns:
           - "status"
           - "jobName"
           - "lastSuccess"
           - "lastFailure"
           - "lastDuration"
           alignment: CENTER
           includeRegex: ".*(master_).*"
           name: "test1"
           width: FULL

           

                      		New: Hi everybody,

          I would like to configure a sectioned View on our Jenkins with the help of Jenkins Configuration as Code (jCasC). The following code:

          {code:java}
           - sectioned:
           name: "test"
           sections:
           - listViewSection:
           alignment: CENTER
           includeRegex: ".*(master_).*"
           name: "test1"
           width: FULL
           - listViewSection:
           alignment: CENTER
           includeRegex: ".*(nightly_).*"
           name: "test2"
           width: FULL
          {code}


          creates a view with the two sections containing the jobs, but the columns are not present, see image:

          !image-2019-09-26-17-13-37-799.png!

           

           

          When configuring manually, all default columns are selected and visible.

          The columns could be configured maybe like this:

          {code:java}
           - sectioned:
           name: "test"
           sections:
           - listViewSection:
           columns:
           - "status"
           - "jobName"
           - "lastSuccess"
           - "lastFailure"
           - "lastDuration"
           alignment: CENTER
           includeRegex: ".*(master_).*"
           name: "test1"
           width: FULL
          {code}


           

           
          Oleg Nenashev made changes -
          Labels Original: configuration New: configuration jcasc-compatibility

          Lee Leibke added a comment -

          It would also be nice if specific jobs could be added like in the 'list' view.

          Example:

           - sectioned:
   name: "test"
   sections:
   - listViewSection:       
       jobNames:
       - "Job #1"
       - "Jobe #2" name: "test1"
       columns:
       - "status"
       - "jobName"
       - "lastSuccess"
       - "lastFailure"
       - "lastDuration"
   alignment: CENTER
   width: FULL

          Lee Leibke added a comment - It would also be nice if specific jobs could be added like in the 'list' view. Example: - sectioned: name: "test" sections: - listViewSection:       jobNames: - "Job #1" - "Jobe #2" name: "test1" columns: - "status" - "jobName" - "lastSuccess" - "lastFailure" - "lastDuration" alignment: CENTER width: FULL

            tbingaman Timothy Bingaman
            maria_mueller Maria Mueller
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