Changing the script to following (note the added "exit" stage) seems to fix the problem.

def sleep60 () {
    ws {
        sh "echo ${env.HOSTNAME}"
        stage name: "Sleeping for 60 secs", concurrency: 1
        sh "sleep 60"
        stage name: "Sleep finished" // exit stage to clear stage concurrency related state 
    }
}

The error appears to be due to the last stage being the same name as the previous one so effectively we get 2 stages with the same name within the same flow, albeit in parallel closures.

Still not sure whether the reported issue is a real bug, or not. It would be nice not to need to inject stages in this way and for stage related state to be cleared at the end of a closure?

Note also that I had to change the name of the stage because there was a zombie "Sleep for 60 secs" stage still running! The doDelete trick didn't seem to clear it either so that's a secondary (probably more generic?) problem with being able to zap state from failed/hanging jobs.

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