On 21 January 2014 15:27, Daniel Beck <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> On 21.01.2014, at 16:16, Stephen Connolly <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> > 4.0
>
> Also worth noting is that the major changes in 4.0 were removal of several
> of the nicer features as described here:
>
>
> http://blog.cloudbees.com/2013/10/cloudbees-folders-plugin-now-open-source.html
>
>
I should note that it was not Engineering's decision to move the features,
but this was the basis on which we got approval to make the core
functionality open source, so we took the battle we had won and accepted
that, for now, the second battle we did not win


> > This 4.0 release is fully functional on its own, but some of the
> advanced features have been retained in Jenkins Enterprise (in the Folders
> Plus plugin): the Move action, some health reports and icons, the
> Environment variables property, the Pull information from nested job list
> view column, and the Restrict the kind of children in this folder option.
> The core folder functionality and all of the APIs and extension points are
> available in the open-source plugin.
> >
> > Are you already running the Folders plugin? If so, you may upgrade to
> 4.0 today, but if you are using it via the free license, be aware that you
> would lose access to the advanced functions. You can do without them, stay
> on 3.15 or earlier, or upgrade to Jenkins Enterprise.
>
>
> http://release-notes.cloudbees.com/release/Folders/4.0
>
> > some functions were moved out of the core plugin into these plugins. If
> you were using the Folders plugin under the Free license, not as part of
> Jenkins Enterprise, you may update to 4.0 but you will lose some advanced
> features; otherwise you may continue to run up to version 3.15 under the
> Free license.
>
>
> So users without Jenkins Enterprise license have the choice between
> folders 3.x (closed source, all features, dead end) and 4.x (open source,
> basic features, continued development).
>

It would not be too hard for somebody in the community to add health
reports and icons... just a question of implementing the correct extension
points... if you do decide to implement some health reports I highly
recommend getting SeƱor Beck to test them for you as it can be quite easy
to inadvertently kill the view performance if you don't think about safe
iteration... hence the Reporter helper class/interface that forces you to
do things mostly the right way.

The moving of folders and items in folders is coming back (already checked
in
https://github.com/jenkinsci/cloudbees-folder-plugin/commit/efac1d2625bd9b58eb6841e632389306d97a9a4a)
but the OSS version does not have the passivation fancy logic in the JE
version, so will only move folders when it is absolutely safe to do so...
the JE version will try a lot harder and block builds that would stall
progress.



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