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Probably yes.
Right, that is the bug here.
No exact proposal, but perhaps something like: always display all direct upstream causes, and then use DeeplyNestedUpstreamCause for indirect causes when either a certain depth is exceeded, or the total number of non-direct causes exceeds some threshold.
In fact this is exactly what
JENKINS-15747is supposed to do (it wasJENKINS-14814which fixed only the depth). There is a test demonstrating that it works at least in some circumstances. Perhaps you are hitting some other corner case. Add a test for it and the fix should follow.