Node is a build step. Any build steps can be run in a declarative pipeline,
but you can also specify which node to use with 'agent' on a declarative
pipeline. Everything runs initially on a flyweight executor on the master.
Then it farms out the heavy lifting to the appropriate nodes you specify
I am using "label" to define what gets run where.
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I thought “node” was a scripted pipeline thing, but item #4 in this:
[https://www.cloudbees.com/blog/top-10-best-practices-jenkins-pipeline-plugin]
seems to disagree with that.
So I am suppose to use “node” to ensure the Jenkins master doesn’t do any
work? Doesn’t setting executors to
