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Procedure to start editing pipeline unintuitive, suggested addition to documentation #82
Here's what I would suggest as an addition to the README.md and/or TUTORIAL.md files, once the connection is established:
To edit an existing pipeline
When jenkins-jack discovers an existing pipeline, it appears as an empty pipeline icon , meaning that it is not yet ready for interaction. To start editing and testing it, proceed as follows:
Ensure that at least one build of the project has been done.
Right click on the pipeline and select Pull Replay Script
The plugin requests the number of builds to upload. Unless you want to limit the number to upload (see inline comment), just click Enter
Select a build in the list
You are invited to save the file anywhere on your disk
The pipeline icon now appears full, meaning it is ready to use:
You can use the Open icon to edit the pipeline. Your changes will be visible in the Jenkins UI after you click the Run icon
Here's what I would suggest as an addition to the README.md and/or TUTORIAL.md files, once the connection is established:
To edit an existing pipeline
When jenkins-jack discovers an existing pipeline, it appears as an empty pipeline icon
, meaning that it is not yet ready for interaction. To start editing and testing it, proceed as follows:
Ensure that at least one build of the project has been done.
Right click on the pipeline and select Pull Replay Script![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/23334974/156534792-cbe5be43-2589-468e-87de-e3fa863b9f7f.png)
The plugin requests the number of builds to upload. Unless you want to limit the number to upload (see inline comment), just click Enter![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/23334974/156533071-7b77bd61-ba9c-49c9-8652-369522df70b5.png)
Select a build in the list![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/23334974/156533188-ba718fe0-46ed-4f87-975e-79db31d9b5db.png)
You are invited to save the file anywhere on your disk
The pipeline icon now appears full, meaning it is ready to use:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/23334974/156533974-8262e4fb-87c7-4315-8708-4f791982b303.png)
You can use the Open
icon to edit the pipeline. Your changes will be visible in the Jenkins UI after you click the Run
icon