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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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[JENKINS-67625] build blocker doesn't work in pipeline jobs
pavan ambure
created issue -
pavan ambure
made changes -
| Description | New: h3. Declarative versus Scripted Pipeline syntax doesn't support build blocker plugin |
pavan ambure
made changes -
| Description | Original: h3. Declarative versus Scripted Pipeline syntax doesn't support build blocker plugin | New: h3. Both Declarative and Scripted Pipeline syntax doesn't support build blocker plugin |
Denis Mone
added a comment - Hi jdwntrepid.
If i understand correctly you want to configure the blocking behaviour of pipeline from the Jenkinsfile itself and not only from the UI.
Something like the following:
pipeline {
agent {
docker {
image 'jdk11'
}
}
options {
// your request
blocksOn {
'another-job', global: false, checkQueue: false
}
}
stages {
stage('stage1') {
//...
}
stage('stage2') {
//...
}
}
}
I understand that this is indeed useful but at this time i don't have time to implement it.
You are welcome to contribute though.
I did a quick google search about Jenkins plugin development and i found this link which is what you probably need to get started
plugin-development/pipeline-integration/#defining-symbols
Denis Mone
added a comment - Hi jdwntrepid .
If i understand correctly you want to configure the blocking behaviour of pipeline from the Jenkinsfile itself and not only from the UI.
Something like the following:
pipeline {
agent {
docker {
image 'jdk11'
}
}
options {
// your request
blocksOn {
'another-job' , global: false , checkQueue: false
}
}
stages {
stage( 'stage1' ) {
//...
}
stage( 'stage2' ) {
//...
}
}
}
I understand that this is indeed useful but at this time i don't have time to implement it.
You are welcome to contribute though.
I did a quick google search about Jenkins plugin development and i found this link which is what you probably need to get started
plugin-development/pipeline-integration/#defining-symbols 
Any update on this one? It works in the UI for regular, non-multibranch pipelines. How would one add this to a Jenkinsfile? I've scoured Google and Stack Overflow and nothing. dmone, anything? Anyone?