Currently, when an Organization Folder scans a repository containing multiple Jenkinsfiles (e.g., for different platforms like Windows, macOS, Linux), it only creates a single project based on the firstJenkinsfile found by the "Project Recognizer". This is a significant limitation for cross-platform projects (e.g., Electron, Qt, React Native) that require separate build pipelines for each target platform.

Problem:

To work around this limitation, users are forced to create separate Organization Folders for each platform (e.g., my-org-windows, my-org-macos). This is an inefficient and "ugly" solution that duplicates folder-level configuration and complicates project management.

Proposed Solution:

Enhance the Organization Folder's project recognition logic to create a separate Jenkins project for eachvalid Jenkinsfile path found in a repository, rather than stopping at the first one.

The name of each generated project should be derived from the repository name and the Jenkinsfile path to ensure uniqueness and clarity.

Example:

• Repository:​ https://github.com/company/my-electron-app

• Jenkinsfiles in repo:​ Jenkinsfile-win, Jenkinsfile-mac

• Current Behavior:​ Creates one project named my-electron-app(using either Jenkinsfile-win }}or {{{}Jenkinsfile-mac).

• Desired Behavior:​ Creates two projects:

• • my-electron-app-win

• • my-electron-app-mac