Plugin Information
This plugin allows you to control the parallel execution of jobs. Locks and Latches pluginThis plugin allows you to control the parallel execution of jobs.
At present only Locks have been implemented. Version HistoryVersion 0.6 (16 Apr 2010)
Version 0.5 (26 Dec 2009)
Version 0.4 (17 Oct 2008)
Version 0.3 (12 Oct 2008)Version 0.2 (03 Dec 2007)
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Comments (6)
Mar 12
Alex Lombardi says:
Are there plans for a plug-in that will block a list of jobs from bein...Are there plans for a plug-in that will block a list of jobs from being build when a specific job is running, but which will not also exclude members of that list from running concurrently? The current setup of the Locks functionality necessitates a lock for each paired project and when you have hundreds of jobs this becomes a cumbersome process.
Mar 16
Peter Schuetze says:
Does this plugin works with the m2extra steps plugin? According to the console o...Does this plugin works with the m2extra steps plugin? According to the console output only the main maven buildstep is protected by the locks and pre build steps as well as the post build steps are outside of the logged area. I need the pre and post steps also being protected by the locks?
May 31
Ben J Warner says:
Agree with Alex. Having a seperate lock for each pair of projects is not m...Agree with Alex. Having a seperate lock for each pair of projects is not maintainable. Would be great to be able to share a lock between more than two projects.
Jul 21
Dirk Möbius says:
Or add an option to gather projects in "groups". In each group only one project ...Or add an option to gather projects in "groups". In each group only one project may be build at any given time.
Jul 21
Dirk Möbius says:
Btw. I found out that you can misuse the Port Allocator Plugin for that: just as...Btw. I found out that you can misuse the Port Allocator Plugin for that: just assign the same tcp/ip port for two or more projects that you don't want to run at the same time. I use number ranges to group them, ie. 50000, 50001 etc.
Aug 21
Jason Swager says:
Is there a way to specify the name of a lock via a variable or parameter?Is there a way to specify the name of a lock via a variable or parameter?