The text area for pipeline script code is too small, and neither Chrome or Firefox allow for custom resizing; text area size is likely hard coded in Jenkins.
Count me in as a plaintive requester for a resizeable text box. I know we can use a script that we edit a file outside of Jenkins, but I'm poking at it in an iterative fashion and having a window large enough to do something more than "Hello World" would be peachy. I use Safari 9.1.1 and Chrome version 53.0.2785.116 (64-bit). Will not try on Firefox because of my personal history of "Why is this taking up so much memory?"
+1 for this. The textarea is so small it's virtually useless. I have to copy/paste the content of that into an IDE and then back again. Very very user unfriendly the way it is
No, you need a browser extension like greasemonkey or tampermonkey. There may be a way of overriding the layout through a plugin or something, but I'm new to Jenkins so I don't know.
Made some enhancements to Victor Toulouse's solution/hack (thanks!) that allows resizing by restyling a parent container with resize:both and calling aceEditor.resize() at the proper times. Like his solution, you'll need Tampermonkey installed to run this UserScript, and since it uses ResizeObserver, it only works with modern Chrome versions. https://gist.github.com/a2intl/293a76ae3323ec21d7cdceb6f7cd63af
Marcel Meschenmoser Refrain from posting such offensive comment. It's generally undesired, and even more on an opensource project where nobody is paying for the time of others.
I took a look at it and the widget that is being used didn't have a way to resize it at the time. If Marcel is passionate about it maybe he can close this ticket. I couldn't figure it out.
The editor div has class ui-resizable, and contains a div with class ui-resizable-handle. So I guess the intent was that it should be resizable? But it is not?