I have a dynamic scripted pipeline in Jenkins that has many parallel stages, but within each stage, there are multiple serial steps. I have wasted several days trying to make it work: no matter what I try, all serial substages are lumped into one stage! Here is what I have now:
node () {
stage("Parallel Demo") {
// Canonical example to run steps in parallel
// The map we'll store the steps in
def stepsToRun = [:]
for (int i = 1; i < 5; i++) {
stepsToRun["Step${i}"] = { node {
echo "start"
sleep 1
echo "done"
}}
}
// Actually run the steps in parallel
// parallel takes a map as an argument
parallel stepsToRun
}
}
It gets me this beautiful parallel pipeline:
However, the moment I add a serial stage, aka:
node () {
stage("Parallel Demo") {
// Run steps in parallel
// The map we'll store the steps in
def stepsToRun = [:]
for (int i = 1; i < 5; i++) {
stepsToRun["Step${i}"] = { node {
stage("1") {
echo "start 1"
sleep 1
echo "done 1"
}
stage("2") {
echo "start 2"
sleep 1
echo "done 2"
}
}}
}
// Actually run the steps in parallel
// parallel takes a map as an argument
parallel stepsToRun
}
}
I get this ugly thing, which looks exactly the same:
To add to the offense, I see the sub-steps executed. How can I get my sub-steps show up as stages?
Also, if there is a way to have dynamic stages (sequential and parallel) with the declarative pipeline, I'm all for it. I found you can do static sequential stages but have little clue how to make it dynamic without going back to scripted pipelines.