[JIRA] (JENKINS-38352) allow script aprovals to be removed individually, instead of erasing all of them
Title: Message Title Leah Klearman created an issue Jenkins / JENKINS-38352 allow script aprovals to be removed individually, instead of erasing all of them Issue Type: Improvement Assignee: Jesse Glick Components: script-security-plugin Created: 2016/Sep/19 5:50 PM Environment: 2.x Priority: Minor Reporter: Leah Klearman oops, i added an approval for System.exit() before i learned that it causes the entire JVM to close. it would really make sense for me to delete the approval, but i don't want to loose every other approval i've created. if such a thing exists as a script blacklist, it might make sense to put System.exit() on it. Add Comment
[JIRA] (JENKINS-37790) abort on pipeline with parallel not succeeding / providing feedback on nodes
Title: Message Title Leah Klearman updated an issue Jenkins / JENKINS-37790 abort on pipeline with parallel not succeeding / providing feedback on nodes Change By: Leah Klearman Jenkinsfile is creating ~24 sub-jobs and running 5 of them at a time in parallel.Each sub-job is running up to 5 VMs that need to be cleaned up on abort to make room for the next jobs.The only time I have seen abort work on the first click is when all of the jobs are in the queue and none of them are running. Every other time, the console output has given me "Click here to forcibly terminate running steps" and later "Click here to forcibly kill entire build", and if i don't click those links, the job will stick around for days. In this instance, i've created two support bundles, at the times indicated.When I went to manually clean up the VMs, i found that 2 out of 5 of the workspaces had been successfully cleaned up before I got there, but all 5 workspaces look the same from the POV of the console output...they all look like they failed to abort.=Aborted by LeahKlearman...Sending interrupt signal to process..Sending interrupt signal to processSending interrupt signal to processSending interrupt signal to processSending interrupt signal to process[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node[Pipeline] // node [looks like all the queued sub-jobs have been successfully canceled here] Click here to forcibly terminate running steps[clicked "forcibly terminate running steps" now and created bundle support_2016-08-29_20.44.15]Terminating shTerminating shTerminating shTerminating shTerminating sh[output from one of the jobs]Click here to forcibly kill entire build[clicked "forcibly kill entire build" now and created support_2016-08-29_20.45.14]Hard kill!=
[JIRA] (JENKINS-37790) abort on pipeline with parallel not succeeding / providing feedback on nodes
Title: Message Title Leah Klearman created an issue Jenkins / JENKINS-37790 abort on pipeline with parallel not succeeding / providing feedback on nodes Issue Type: Bug Assignee: Jesse Glick Attachments: support_2016-08-29_20.44.15-redacted.zip, support_2016-08-29_20.45.14-redacted.zip Components: workflow-basic-steps-plugin Created: 2016/Aug/29 9:36 PM Environment: Jenkins 2.7.1, pipeline plugins up to date as of 8/26/16 Labels: pipeline Priority: Major Reporter: Leah Klearman Jenkinsfile is creating ~24 sub-jobs and running 5 of them at a time in parallel. Each sub-job is running up to 5 VMs that need to be cleaned up on abort to make room for the next jobs. The only time I have seen abort work on the first click is when all of the jobs are in the queue and none of them are running. Every other time, the console output has given me "Click here to forcibly terminate running steps" and later "Click here to forcibly kill entire build", and if i don't click those links, the job will stick around for days. In this instance, i've created two support bundles, at the times indicated. When I went to manually clean up the VMs, i found that 2 out of 5 of the workspaces had been successfully cleaned up before I got there, but all 5 workspaces look the same from the POV of the console output...they all look like they failed to abort.
[JIRA] (JENKINS-28119) Link to log of failed step
Title: Message Title Leah Klearman commented on JENKINS-28119 Re: Link to log of failed step I'm interested in ensuring that the solution works with a parallel() that has a large number of sub-jobs...that all of the jobs get completed and multiple failures can be identified. Add Comment This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v7.1.7#71011-sha1:2526d7c) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Issues" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to jenkinsci-issues+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
[JIRA] (JENKINS-37694) link to archived build artifacts is hidden until pipeline has finished
Title: Message Title
Leah Klearman created an issue
Jenkins / JENKINS-37694
link to archived build artifacts is hidden until pipeline has finished
Issue Type:
Bug
Assignee:
Unassigned
Components:
core
Created:
2016/Aug/25 7:18 PM
Environment:
Jenkins 2.x, Pipeline job.
Labels:
workflow
Priority:
Minor
Reporter:
Leah Klearman
jglick klrmn: hah. Works fine in stage view, but https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/blob/ee447af7e8e283ff50032532a571766f810ea061/core/src/main/resources/lib/hudson/artifactList.jelly#L44 explicitly hides it during the build, for no reason I can see. Test case: stage 'All'; node {writeFile file: 'f.txt', text: 'hello'; archive 'f.txt'; input 'hold on'} Workaround: manually append `artifact/` to build index URL.
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