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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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Jenkins 2.361.1 (ci.jenkins.io)
unknown pipeline version
chrome windows x64
Jenkins 2.361.1 (local env)
pipeline xxx
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2.378
When viewing the pipeline jobs for a job that is in progress the logs bounce.
This makes it hard to follow the logs, but is also a bit nauseating.
Steps to reproduce
- create a pipeline like the following:
sleep time: 1, unit: 'SECONDS' for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) { echo "hello - $i" sleep time: 1500, unit: 'MILLISECONDS' }
- Start the job and open the console log
Expected Results
The logs scroll without bouncing allowing your eyes to either stay at the bottom of the log. or to follow an existing line upwards
Actual Results
The logs bounce.
Notes
This may have been fixed in a later version on a weekly but has not been backported (has not yet been investigated)
Appears to be caused by the new spinner being removed and then re-added. (the spinner should not be removed until the logs are complete)
I am pretty sure this is a regression since the previous LTS
Using different amount of logs can make this appear much worse (e.g. a shell script that outputs a line every so often - which is pretty usual)
- is caused by
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JENKINS-68282 New design for configure project page
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- Closed
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- links to
[JENKINS-69587] Pipeline console live viewing is bouncing (regression in 2.359)
Description |
Original:
When viewing the pipeline jobs for a job that is in progress the logs bounce.
This makes it hard to follow the logs, but is also a bit nauseating. h3. Steps to reproduce # create a pipeline like the following: {noformat} sleep time: 1, unit: 'SECONDS' for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) { echo "hello - $i\nhello - $i\nhello - $i\n" sleep time: 1500, unit: 'MILLISECONDS' } {noformat} # Start the job and open the console log h3. Expected Results The logs scroll without bouncing allowing your eyes to either stay at the bottom of the log. or to follow an existing line upwards h3. Actual Results The logs bounce. h3. Notes This may have been fixed in a later version on a weekly but has not been backported (has not yet been investigated) Appears to be caused by the new spinner being removed and then re-added. (the spinner should not be removed until the logs are complete) I am pretty sure this is a regression since the previous LTS |
New:
When viewing the pipeline jobs for a job that is in progress the logs bounce.
This makes it hard to follow the logs, but is also a bit nauseating. h3. Steps to reproduce # create a pipeline like the following: {noformat} sleep time: 1, unit: 'SECONDS' for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) { echo "hello - $i" sleep time: 1500, unit: 'MILLISECONDS' } {noformat} # Start the job and open the console log h3. Expected Results The logs scroll without bouncing allowing your eyes to either stay at the bottom of the log. or to follow an existing line upwards h3. Actual Results The logs bounce. h3. Notes This may have been fixed in a later version on a weekly but has not been backported (has not yet been investigated) Appears to be caused by the new spinner being removed and then re-added. (the spinner should not be removed until the logs are complete) I am pretty sure this is a regression since the previous LTS Using different amount of logs can make this appear much worse (e.g. a shell script that outputs a line every so often - which is pretty usual) |
Link |
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This issue is caused by |
Component/s | Original: pipeline [ 21692 ] | |
Labels | Original: ux ux-untriaged | New: ux |
Summary | Original: pipeline console live viewing is bouncing | New: Pipeline console live viewing is bouncing (regression in 2.359) |
Labels | Original: ux | New: regression ux |
Description |
Original:
When viewing the pipeline jobs for a job that is in progress the logs bounce.
This makes it hard to follow the logs, but is also a bit nauseating. h3. Steps to reproduce # create a pipeline like the following: {noformat} sleep time: 1, unit: 'SECONDS' for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) { echo "hello - $i" sleep time: 1500, unit: 'MILLISECONDS' } {noformat} # Start the job and open the console log h3. Expected Results The logs scroll without bouncing allowing your eyes to either stay at the bottom of the log. or to follow an existing line upwards h3. Actual Results The logs bounce. h3. Notes This may have been fixed in a later version on a weekly but has not been backported (has not yet been investigated) Appears to be caused by the new spinner being removed and then re-added. (the spinner should not be removed until the logs are complete) I am pretty sure this is a regression since the previous LTS Using different amount of logs can make this appear much worse (e.g. a shell script that outputs a line every so often - which is pretty usual) |
New:
When viewing the pipeline jobs for a job that is in progress the logs bounce.
This makes it hard to follow the logs, but is also a bit nauseating. h3. Steps to reproduce # create a pipeline like the following: {noformat} sleep time: 1, unit: 'SECONDS' for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) { echo "hello - $i" sleep time: 1500, unit: 'MILLISECONDS' } {noformat} # Start the job and open the console log h3. Expected Results The logs scroll without bouncing allowing your eyes to either stay at the bottom of the log. or to follow an existing line upwards h3. Actual Results The logs bounce. h3. Notes This may have been fixed in a later version on a weekly but has not been backported (has not yet been investigated) -Appears to be caused by the new spinner being removed and then re-added. (the spinner should not be removed until the logs are complete)- I am pretty sure this is a regression since the previous LTS Using different amount of logs can make this appear much worse (e.g. a shell script that outputs a line every so often - which is pretty usual) |
Assignee | New: Jan Faracik [ janfaracik ] |
Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: In Progress [ 3 ] |
Status | Original: In Progress [ 3 ] | New: Open [ 1 ] |
Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: In Progress [ 3 ] |
Status | Original: In Progress [ 3 ] | New: In Review [ 10005 ] |