To my knowledge there isn't any such feature in Jenkins.
A code quality checker could be setup, that enforces coding conventions
with nesting restrictions being one of them.
"... have it just ignored" - code that is regarded bad/buggy in your
environment should not be ignored, but the developer be blamed.
But the outlined code fragment does not exhibit a nesting of 4 levels, it
looks OK to me.
Do you mean something like
node {
node('agent') {
node(''agent') {
node('agent') {
Which is indeed obviously flawed.
[email protected] schrieb am Donnerstag, 4. Februar 2021 um 16:55:37
UTC+1:
> Not sure if this is the right place for this type of question... but
>
> node {
> node('agent'){
> }
> }
>
> Any way to block the nested node. Keep getting these developers writing
> loops with these nested nodes and wonder why their job with 4 levels of
> nesting is not running on an executor of 3. (and all calling the same
> node)
>
> I know firing them is always an option :) Just wanted to see if there
> was a way to limit or block the nesting and have it just ignored.
>
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