That was it.
Nicolas you found my problam -- thanks --
I had neglected to tick the "Execute concurrent builds if necessary" box on
the jobs I wanted to have run in parallel.
On Wednesday, November 28, 2012 1:48:16 PM UTC-8, Mike Finneran wrote:
>
> When I execute the following build flow script on a cluster of four
> identical nodes, only one node is used to execute all twelve instances of
> "job-Build".
> If I pull that node, All instances are still build on only one node, just
> the next node that is still on line.
> I would have thought that all four nodes would be used to execute the
> "Job-Build" instances four at a time in parallel.
> Am I doing something wrong in the code?
> Also, I'm using the latest jenkins (build 1.492) and the latest build flow
> plugin (build 0.6)
>
> build("Job-Init");
> parallel (
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "1") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "2") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "3") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "4") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "5") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "6") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "7") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "8") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "9") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "10") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "11") },
> { build("Job-Build", JOB_NUMBER: "12") },
> )
> build("Job-report");
>
>
>
