>
> I think the plugin can be forked, but it's better to agree on the plugin
>> name before forking.
>>
>
I renamed the plugin to
https://github.com/JeremyMarshall/matrix-groovy-execution-strategy-plugin
>
>> - What about using http://groovy-sandbox.kohsuke.org/ to run Groovy
>> scripts? Just to avoid new security holes...
>>
>> I'll look into this and add it before release
>
>> -
>> - > "I think the name could be better "
>> - Definitely. Actually, you don't introduce new project types
>> - I'd propose to use a name like matrix-groovy-execution-strategy
>> (and to name GitHub repo accordingly)
>> - If you don't actually need to manage the execution order, see
>> below
>> - > "I'd like to move the combination filter box into the default
>> plugin box if possible"
>> - There's no extension points for this field
>>
>> The combination filter is only used in the
default implementation - I think its here for legacy reasons
final FilterScript combinationFilter = FilterScript.parse(execution.
getProject().getCombinationFilter(), FilterScript.ACCEPT_ALL);
from
src/main/java/hudson/matrix/DefaultMatrixExecutionStrategyImpl.java
<https://github.com/jenkinsci/matrix-project-plugin/blob/f6656ca75c3f2f222a3f94e6b1ebd704f3c1c76d/src/main/java/hudson/matrix/DefaultMatrixExecutionStrategyImpl.java>
I'm not sure if its possible or desirable to
move it to the default plugin and have a migration strategy (I'll
investigate)
>
>> -
>>
>>
>> - If somebody implements it, you will be able to reduce the scope of
>> the plugin (and probably rename it)
>>
>> I was hoping to have one place to filter out
combinations you don't want in addition to structuring the execution so
possibly the executers don't get swamped
>
>> -
>> - > "I wrote it with the gradle-jpi-plugin in groovy"
>> - A Maven spec wrapper could be useful for automatic Pull Request
>> Builder in jenkinsci org (not sure if it supports Gradle now)
>>
>> If this happens for the job-dsl plugin then it
should be possible
I'll also add in a facility to just use a list of
capabilities for simpler cases
Thanks
Jeremy
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