I'm not sure they actually do this much, but you could totally put a stage
around your parallel. If we take a look at the diagram on
https://jenkins.io/doc/book/pipeline/
stage{
parallel(['toto': node(){ ... }])
}
seem like a valid way.
I for one have a node that contain multiple stage and it doesn't disturb it.
node
{
stage('build')
{
...
}
stage('unit testing')
{
...
}
}
I think you cannot declare a stage inside a parallel, it would mess up the
stages. It's my understanding of them so far, they kind of just indicate a
split between flow group. Maybe the dev people from Jenkins or more
advanced users can shed more light on this.
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