[JIRA] (JENKINS-49121) Ability to skip stages and preserve build history

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Jeff G commented on JENKINS-49121

Re: Ability to skip stages and preserve build history Using declarative pipeline, we have when expressions on the stages to skip certain stages (e.g. publishing artifacts when it is a pull request build).  The stage still appears in the stage view but is gray.  This might work for you if you use declarative pipeline. Add Comment

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Reinhold Füreder commented on JENKINS-49121

Re: Ability to skip stages and preserve build history

For scripted pipelines there is a non-official/non-public-API workaround: please see JENKINS-47286 (and https://github.com/comquent/imperative-when) It would be really great if that would become a public API (or some public API call that for now calls that non-public method in the meantime)...

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Josh Soref updated an issue

Jenkins / JENKINS-49121

Ability to skip stages and preserve build history

Change By: Josh Soref It would be nice, when you can skip single stages in a pipeline withut loosing without losing the build history in the visualization. At the moment I have two choices: * Skip the complete stage: The whole build history in the visualization will be lost. * Execute the stage but not the content: The build history is preserved, but the stage color will be the same as the rest of the stage. It should be clear, that the stage content wasn't executed. Maybe there could be a step to set the stage status and so change the color of the stage (just an idea).

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