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  2. JENKINS-64132

Multibranch pipeline jobs in folders are being separated by underscores

      When i'm creating a multibranch-pipeline job inside a folder, and next to it a freestyle project, i'd excpect that the file structure under linux would be the following

      ├── FolderName

               └── Job1 <- multibranch
                        └── branch1

                        └── branch2

               └── Job2 <- freestyle

       

      but instead, it is

       

      ├── FolderName

       

               └── Job2 

      ├── FolderName_Job1_branch1

      ├── FolderName_Job1_branch2

       

       

      and so on.

      Is this the intended behavior of the plugin or is it a bug?

       

      In any case I would like to know how it would be possible to exchange artifacts between the different jobs.

      Please note:

      I am aware of the behaviour with special characters in the branch name (for example "/") and already use the url-encoded names.

       

      Possibly related issue:

      https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-63258

       

          [JENKINS-64132] Multibranch pipeline jobs in folders are being separated by underscores

          Jan-Frederik Schmidt created issue -
          Jan-Frederik Schmidt made changes -
          Description Original: When i'm creating a multibranch-pipeline job inside a folder, and next to it a freestyle project, i'd excpect that the file structure under linux would be the following

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName{color}

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job1 <- multibranch{color}
          {color:#505f79}                  └── branch1{color}

          {color:#505f79}                  └── branch2{color}

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job2 <- freestyle{color}

           

          but instead, it is

           

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName{color}

           

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job2 {color}

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName_Job1_branch1{color}

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName_Job1_branch2{color}

           

           

          and so on.

          Is this the intended behavior of the plugin or is it a bug?

           

          In any case I would like to know how it would be possible to exchange artifacts between the different jobs.

          Please note:

          I am aware of the behaviour with special characters in the branch name (for example "/") and already use the url-encoded names.

           

          Possibly related issue:

          https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-63258
          New: When i'm creating a multibranch-pipeline job inside a folder, and next to it a freestyle project, i'd excpect that the file structure under linux would be the following

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName{color}

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job1 <- multibranch{color}
           {color:#505f79}                  └── branch1{color}

          {color:#505f79}                  └── branch2{color}

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job2 <- freestyle{color}

           

          but instead, it is

           

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName{color}

           

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job2 {color}

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName_Job1_branch1{color}

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName_Job1_branch2{color}

           

           

          and so on.

          Is this the intended behavior of the plugin or is it a bug?

           

          In any case I would like to know how it would be possible to exchange artifacts between the different jobs.

          Please note:

          I am aware of the behaviour with special characters in the branch name (for example "/") and already use the url-encoded names.

           

          Possibly related issue:

          JENKINS-63258
          Jan-Frederik Schmidt made changes -
          Description Original: When i'm creating a multibranch-pipeline job inside a folder, and next to it a freestyle project, i'd excpect that the file structure under linux would be the following

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName{color}

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job1 <- multibranch{color}
           {color:#505f79}                  └── branch1{color}

          {color:#505f79}                  └── branch2{color}

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job2 <- freestyle{color}

           

          but instead, it is

           

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName{color}

           

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job2 {color}

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName_Job1_branch1{color}

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName_Job1_branch2{color}

           

           

          and so on.

          Is this the intended behavior of the plugin or is it a bug?

           

          In any case I would like to know how it would be possible to exchange artifacts between the different jobs.

          Please note:

          I am aware of the behaviour with special characters in the branch name (for example "/") and already use the url-encoded names.

           

          Possibly related issue:

          JENKINS-63258
          New: When i'm creating a multibranch-pipeline job inside a folder, and next to it a freestyle project, i'd excpect that the file structure under linux would be the following

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName{color}

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job1 <- multibranch{color}
           {color:#505f79}                  └── branch1{color}

          {color:#505f79}                  └── branch2{color}

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job2 <- freestyle{color}

           

          but instead, it is

           

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName{color}

           

          {color:#505f79}         └── Job2 {color}

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName_Job1_branch1{color}

          {color:#505f79}├── FolderName_Job1_branch2{color}

           

           

          and so on.

          Is this the intended behavior of the plugin or is it a bug?

           

          In any case I would like to know how it would be possible to exchange artifacts between the different jobs.

          Please note:

          I am aware of the behaviour with special characters in the branch name (for example "/") and already use the url-encoded names.

           

          Possibly related issue:

          https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-63258

           

            fcojfernandez Francisco Fernández
            g3n35i5 Jan-Frederik Schmidt
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