The @N notation I was referring to was just the style of path you cited in your
first scenario:
job1 - /Nodes/path/job
job2 - /Nodes/path/job@2
job3 - /Nodes/path/job@3
The @2 and @3 were added by Jenkins because you configured concurrent builds.
I think you're actually describing two
I would like to share a change I have made to the jenkins-core that
introduces a new checkbox called customWorkspaceRoot to a job configuration.
Please find attached a GIF file showing the CustomWorkspace path and
checkbox setting in a job's configuration page.
Objective
To let
