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Pit Skywalker updated JENKINS-13601:
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    Description: Project1 has dependencies in its pom.xml, that are listed as 
Upstream Jobs in Jenkins job for Project1. And vice versa, Project1 is listed 
in Downstream Jobs list in every dependent Jenkins job. But when by any trigger 
dependent jobs start, when they finish, they a) do not trigger all jobs, just 
one, and b) Project1 job is not triggered at all (so CI is lost for this 
particular job)  (was: Project1 has dependencies in its pom.xml, that are 
listed as Upstream Jobs in Jenkins job for Project1. And vice versa, Project1 
is listed in Downstream Jobs list in every dependent Jenkins job. But when by 
any trigger depenndent jobs start, when they finish, they do not a) trigger all 
jobs, just one, and b) Project1 job is not triggered at all (so CI is lost for 
this particular job))
    
> Jenkins maven job does not trigger all downstream jobs
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>
>                 Key: JENKINS-13601
>                 URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-13601
>             Project: Jenkins
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: maven2
>    Affects Versions: current
>         Environment: Debian Squeeze, 2.6.32-5 x64, Tomcat6
>            Reporter: Pit Skywalker
>
> Project1 has dependencies in its pom.xml, that are listed as Upstream Jobs in 
> Jenkins job for Project1. And vice versa, Project1 is listed in Downstream 
> Jobs list in every dependent Jenkins job. But when by any trigger dependent 
> jobs start, when they finish, they a) do not trigger all jobs, just one, and 
> b) Project1 job is not triggered at all (so CI is lost for this particular 
> job)

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