[JIRA] (JENKINS-17418) Enhancement to all Groovy Editing Interfaces to allow easy use of External Groovy Editors

2019-07-25 Thread jtmo...@kahalamgmt.com (JIRA)
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  Re: Enhancement to all Groovy Editing Interfaces to allow easy use of External Groovy Editors   
 

  
 
 
 
 

 
 +1 on improving the groovy editor experience.  It is extremely painful to use since the bootstrap based layout of the application wont let me widen the editor.  I can make it taller but not wider. I can use the DOM editor to remove (class="col-md-offset-2 col-md-20") but it is not a permanent fix  
 

  
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
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[JIRA] (JENKINS-17418) Enhancement to all Groovy Editing Interfaces to allow easy use of External Groovy Editors

2019-07-24 Thread lvoty...@redhat.com (JIRA)
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 Jenkins /  JENKINS-17418  
 
 
  Enhancement to all Groovy Editing Interfaces to allow easy use of External Groovy Editors   
 

  
 
 
 
 

 
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Assignee: 
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[JIRA] (JENKINS-17418) Enhancement to all Groovy Editing Interfaces to allow easy use of External Groovy Editors

2013-03-30 Thread fmer...@qualcomm.com (JIRA)














































Frank Merrow
 created  JENKINS-17418


Enhancement to all Groovy Editing Interfaces to allow easy use of External Groovy Editors















Issue Type:


Improvement



Affects Versions:


current



Assignee:


vjuranek



Components:


groovy, groovy-postbuild, scriptler



Created:


30/Mar/13 7:14 PM



Description:


In all cases the Jenkins Groovy editors are limited.  No, I am not asking for more features for the editor itself, but it occurs to me that a fairly simple enhancement to all of these interfaces could make it very easy to hop in/out of your favorite Groovy Editor; Mine is Netbeans.

Like most editors, Netbeans monitors the disk to notice if the file has been changed outside the editor.

So if Script Console for instance would after 5 seconds of no typing, save the file to %JENKINS_HOME%/GroovyScript/ScriptConsole.groovy (or whatever) ... I could then stop typing and almost immediately have the current script in Netbeans (assuming Netbeans currently had that file open).  Similarly then, once I finish all my auto-tab, intellisensed changes in Netbeans, I hit "save" and the Groovy Console could then pull back in my changes and I could run them.  I could easily jump back and forth without all the usual copy/paste nonsense.

Script Console could even offer the previous script back on the start of a new session.

Groovy Postbuild has the additional issue that Postbuild is on a job by job basis, so it save area might be %JENKINS_HOME%/GroovyScript/%ITEM_ROOTDIR.groovy.  (The name isn't important, but you get the idea).

Scriptler in a sense already has the files saved, but in an XML file with lots of other metadata that gets in the way.  It might save a "clean" version of the groovy in %JENKINS_HOME%/GroovyScript/Scripter.groovy.  It would not need to offer all the scripts this way . . . only the script currently being edited.





Environment:


All Groovy Editors: Script Console, groovy-postbuild, scriptler (others?)




Project:


Jenkins



Priority:


Minor



Reporter:


Frank Merrow

























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[JIRA] (JENKINS-17418) Enhancement to all Groovy Editing Interfaces to allow easy use of External Groovy Editors

2013-03-30 Thread fmer...@qualcomm.com (JIRA)














































Frank Merrow
 updated  JENKINS-17418


Enhancement to all Groovy Editing Interfaces to allow easy use of External Groovy Editors
















Change By:


Frank Merrow
(30/Mar/13 7:17 PM)




Description:


InallcasestheJenkinsGroovyeditorsarelimited.No,Iamnotaskingformorefeaturesfortheeditoritself,butitoccurstomethatafairlysimpleenhancementtoalloftheseinterfacescouldmakeitveryeasytohopin/outofyourfavoriteGroovyEditor;MineisNetbeans.Likemosteditors,Netbeansmonitorsthedisktonoticeifthefilehasbeenchangedoutsidetheeditor.SoifScriptConsoleforinstancewouldafter5secondsofnotyping,savethefileto%JENKINS_HOME%/GroovyScript/ScriptConsole.groovy(orwhatever)...IcouldthenstoptypingandalmostimmediatelyhavethecurrentscriptinNetbeans(assumingNetbeanscurrentlyhadthatfileopen).Similarlythen,onceIfinishallmyauto-tab,intellisensedchangesinNetbeans,IhitsaveandtheGroovyConsolecouldthenpullbackinmychangesandIcouldrunthem.Icouldeasily
makechangesineithereditoraswasmostconvenientand
jumpbackandforthwithoutalltheusualcopy/pastenonsense.ScriptConsolecouldevenofferthepreviousscriptbackonthestartofanewsession.GroovyPostbuildhastheadditionalissuethatPostbuildisonajobbyjobbasis,soitsaveareamightbe%JENKINS_HOME%/GroovyScript/%ITEM_ROOTDIR.groovy.(Thenameisntimportant,butyougettheidea).Scriptlerinasensealreadyhasthefilessaved,butinanXMLfilewithlotsofothermetadatathatgetsintheway.Itmightsaveacleanversionofthegroovyin%JENKINS_HOME%/GroovyScript/Scripter.groovy.Itwouldnotneedtoofferallthescriptsthisway...onlythescriptcurrentlybeingedited.



























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