[JIRA] [timestamper] (JENKINS-17312) Additional option for showing elapsed time per line in the execution log

Tue, 04 Jun 2013 05:36:33 -0700

Hi Rob,

I understand your intention, I had the same idea when I first saw those new radio buttons. My comment was just about which output format feels more natural.

Lets say I have this script:

echo "Building software"
sleep 300
echo "Building software finished, uploading to Nexus"
sleep 20
echo "Upload finished"



I would expect this output:




0:00:00 Building software
0:05:00 Building software finished, uploading to Nexus
0:00:20 Upload finished






I guess because this looks more similar to the other output modes.



With your version:




0:05:00 Building software
0:00:20 Building software finished, uploading to Nexus
0:00:00 Upload finished





the Console couldn't output the first line immediately, but would have to wait the whole 5mins. Or the output would have to be non linear, i.e. print the echo first, and later prepend the timestamp in the front. Both feel not very desireable.



Your version might be easier to parse, though. It all depends on what and when you output in your echo's, I guess
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