Is it possible that Jenkins Job with was triggered by artifacts of copying a plug-in from multiple upstream jobs?
I’m trying to configure Jenkins using the “diamond” of tasks: starting my-trigger and creating two tasks, my-fork1 and my-fork2, which can run at the same time and take different time intervals, and the Join plugin sets up the my-join task after both forks.
Each of my triggers, my-fork1 and my-fork2, creates fingerprint artifacts (say, text files).
I want to copy artifacts from each of the above tasks to my-join using the Copy Artifacts from Another Project tool, with the "What assembly" option set to "The original assembly that called this task". However, I see output like this in the my-join console:
Remote creation on a prefab in a workspace / path / to / workspace / my-join
1 artifact copied out of order No. 63 "my-trigger"
1 artifact copied out of order No. 63 "my-fork1"
Unable to find assembly for artifact copy from: my-fork2
and job failure. In this case, my-fork2 finished first, so my-fork1 initiated the connection step. I believe this means that in my connection there is only a record of my-fork1 and my-trigger as upstream. If my-fork1 ends first, then my-fork2 starts the connection, and the job does not work when trying to copy from my-fork1.
If I reconfigured to copy an artifact from the Last Successful Assembly assembly, the assembly will succeed, but my trigger can run many times in a row, so there is no guarantee that my attachment will merge related artifacts.
How can I get a join step to copy artifacts from multiple forks upstream?
Note: the second point of this question seems to ask the same thing, but the only answer there is not affected and accepted.
Thank you tensor product