Parallel pipeline and Stage View

[Simon Richter]

Hi,

I have a rather simple meta-pipeline:

pipeline {
parameters {
string(name: 'PATCH_URL', defaultValue: '', description:
'URL of a patch file to download and apply')
}
agent none
stages {
stage('Build Configurations') {
parallel {
stage('Linux') {
agent none
steps {
build job: 'linux-kicad-patch', \
parameters: [ \
string(name: 'PATCH_URL', \
value: "${PATCH_URL}") ], \
propagate: true, \
wait: true
}
}
stage('Windows MSYS2') {
agent none
steps {
build job: 'windows-kicad-msys2-patch', \
parameters: [ \
string(name: 'PATCH_URL', \
value: "${PATCH_URL}") ], \
propagate: true, \
wait: true
}
}
stage('Windows MSVC') {
agent none
steps {
build job: 'windows-kicad-msvc-patch', \
parameters: [ \
string(name: 'PATCH_URL', \
value: "${PATCH_URL}") ], \
propagate: true, \
wait: true
}
}
}
}
}
}

This should build the three downstream projects with the same
parameters, in parallel.

The stage view shows four stages after starting a build shows four stages:

- "Build Configurations" (done after 295ms)
- "Windows MSVC" (done after 0ms, paused for 0ms)
- "Windows MSYS2" (done after 0ms, paused for 0ms)
- "Linux" (in progress, with increasing stage time)

Ideally, it wouldn't show the "outer" stage at all, and display the
three "inner" stages as "in progress" at the same time. Is that possible?

Simon

[Jan Monterrubio]

The blue ocean plugin might be able to give you the view that you want. In my experience, the vanilla pipelines just append Columns to a table. 

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[Peter Kunst]

BTW, blue ocean still does not support subversion and will never do. Is this correct?

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[Stuart Rowe]

If the subversion plugin produces a changeset for a run, then blueocean should be able to display that. Subversion wouldn't be supported when using blueocean to author pipelines though.

[Simon Richter]

Hi,

Am 23.02.2020 um 04:40 schrieb Jan Monterrubio:

> The blue ocean plugin might be able to give you the view that you want.
> In my experience, the vanilla pipelines just append Columns to a table.

That would be fine and close to what I want, but the really annoying
thing is that rows get hidden if they don't have the same column order
as the row from the currently executing job, and parallel execution
causes exactly that to happen.

Simon