Re: Any idea what could cause Jenkins console output to be mixed like this in a pipeline job?

2019-04-18 Thread Jesse Glick
On Wed, Apr 17, 2019 at 3:53 PM Martin Weber wrote: > Could this cause JENKINS-55215? Unlikely. That is just using the normal `ProcStarter.stdout(TaskListener)` which should not need any special `flush` call, either before or after https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/pull/3961 -- You

Re: Any idea what could cause Jenkins console output to be mixed like this in a pipeline job?

2019-04-17 Thread Martin Weber
Am Dienstag, 16. April 2019, 23:06:34 CEST schrieb Jesse Glick: > On Tue, Apr 16, 2019 at 12:57 PM Daniel Anechitoaie > > wrote: > > This seems too be happening only wen I run Jenkins in a Master/Slave setup > > (2 servers). If I only have the master it seems there's no problem with > > the

Re: Any idea what could cause Jenkins console output to be mixed like this in a pipeline job?

2019-04-16 Thread Jesse Glick
On Tue, Apr 16, 2019 at 12:57 PM Daniel Anechitoaie wrote: > This seems too be happening only wen I run Jenkins in a Master/Slave setup (2 > servers). > If I only have the master it seems there's no problem with the output. Yes, this is specific to use of Remoting. -- You received this

Re: Any idea what could cause Jenkins console output to be mixed like this in a pipeline job?

2019-04-16 Thread Daniel Anechitoaie
This seems too be happening only wen I run Jenkins in a Master/Slave setup (2 servers). If I only have the master it seems there's no problem with the output. I'll try to see if I can setup 2.173 the same way (master + slave) to see if it's still reproducible. On Tuesday, April 16, 2019 at

Re: Any idea what could cause Jenkins console output to be mixed like this in a pipeline job?

2019-04-16 Thread Jesse Glick
On Tue, Apr 16, 2019 at 5:16 AM Daniel Anechitoaie wrote: > Any idea what's going on? Check whether it happens in Jenkins 2.173. If not, there is a backport to LTS I could propose. If it still does, then I suspect something in `git` or `git-client` will need to do a `flush()` somewhere. The code

Re: Any idea what could cause Jenkins console output to be mixed like this in a pipeline job?

2019-04-16 Thread Daniel Anechitoaie
And if you look at the timestamp: [2019-04-16T09:06:31.*541Z*] [Pipeline] myPlugin [2019-04-16T09:06:31.208Z] Seen branch in repository origin/feature/pr1 [2019-04-16T09:06:31.208Z] Seen branch in repository origin/master [2019-04-16T09:06:31.208Z] Seen 2 remote branches the logs that appear

Re: Any idea what could cause Jenkins console output to be mixed like this in a pipeline job?

2019-04-16 Thread Daniel Anechitoaie
The strange thing is that this part of the log that appears under the other stage: --- [2019-04-16T09:06:31.211Z] > git show-ref --tags -d # timeout=10 [2019-04-16T09:06:31.224Z] > git config core.sparsecheckout # timeout=10 [2019-04-16T09:06:31.229Z] > git checkout -f

Any idea what could cause Jenkins console output to be mixed like this in a pipeline job?

2019-04-16 Thread Daniel Anechitoaie
For some reason the console output seems to be all mixed. Like the output from on step is present in other step. Notice how "(BeginCheckRun)" stage started, yet the output from (Git) stage is not finished, and part of the (Git) stage is also printed after (BeginCheckRun) stage started. Any idea