I played around with this a bit, with a couple of freestyle jobs that do
nothing except sleep a while and then finish. I confirmed that, whether
I set the 'wait' property or not, both freestyle jobs are more or less
immediately triggered if they are in a parallel block. If wait is set to
true (or not set), 'build' returns a RunWrapper
<http://javadoc.jenkins.io/plugin/workflow-support/org/jenkinsci/plugins/workflow/support/steps/build/RunWrapper.html>
object which can be queried for build result or other things. If you do
getRawBuild() on the RunWrapper object you get a standard Run object,
with access to all Run methods such as getLog().
If wait is set to false, then indeed the pipeline job rushes on to
completion, and the waitUntil step is no help, at least the way it is
used in my example. I looked back on my use of waitUntil in the past,
and it was for a different purpose. So you do need to set wait: true,
but it does not prevent the jobs from running in parallel. My test
pipeline script is below.
Eric
node {
wrap ([$class: 'TimestamperBuildWrapper']) {
stage('Testing') {
parallel (
['windows_remote': {
winx = build \
job: 'dev_compile_win',
parameters: [string(name: 'branch_name', value:
branch_name)],
wait: true
echo 'Windows done'},
'linux_remote': {
linx = build \
job: 'dev_compile_lin',
parameters: [string(name: 'branch_name', value:
branch_name)],
wait: true
echo 'Linux done'}
]
)
echo 'Both are done!'
println "Linux result: ${linx.result}\n"
println "Windows log:"
winLog = winx.getRawBuild().getLog(20)
logOut = ''
for (i = 0; i < winLog.size(); i++) {
logOut += winLog[i] + '\n'
}
println logOut
}
}
}
On 3/15/2017 12:26 PM, Chris Overend wrote:
I assume you have "Block until the remote triggered projects finish
their builds." = False?
* Does it not just set your 'done' variable to true as soon as the
remote build starts, since it does not block or wait.
* Also with this set to False it does not get the log of the remote
build.
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