Now that the first stable version of Blue Ocean Plugin was released, it is easier and cooler than ever to setup your Continuous Integration/Deliver...
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Would you have more info on how those
parallelsteps run regarding workspace? Do they (those threesh) run on the same copy (folder) or is there any kind of copying?After reading your post I was able to do some digging and found out some interesting things.
Jenkinsfilehas astash/unstashfeature and also something called external workspaces; I think this is the way to go regarding "sharing" generated artifacts between stages/steps.Hi, as far as I know parallel tasks are working on same workspace by default. As you mentioned, you could modify this behaviour doing specific actions before or into the parallel stages.
Just a word of caution: If you have an existing multi-platform build, running them in parallel within the same Jenkins job would cause the job to aggregate e.g. test results for each job. Blue ocean is very nice, but has pretty much non-existent support for existing plugins other than what comes with it out-of-the-box.
Hello Martin,
Thanks for pointing that out. As Blue Ocean is quite new, they are focusing on Pipeline Jobs at the moment and trying to be compatible with all pipeline features. It might be that they do not support other Plugins yet but I think this will change in the future. Plugins can be updated to be compatible with Blue Ocean, so little by little the developers can add this additional extension and not the other way around.
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Great Post! I like the simplicity of Blueocean. Very useful to test.
Just a question: I see in your github example a command called "mg2-builder" is a internal tool?
Thanks!
Hi Oscar,
Thanks, glad you like it.
Yes, this "mg2-builder" is an internal tool for now. We will make it open source as we did with magento2-deployment-tool. I just need to find some time for that.
The code is so pretty. Reminds me of how much I hate xaml.