How to Fix: How to add a timeout step to Jenkins Pipeline
Configure Jenkins Multi Branch Pipeline to set a timeout step after 20 minutes.
📋 Table of Contents
When using a free style project in a Jenkins Multi Branch Pipeline Project, you might be wondering how to set a timeout step similar to the one used in a free style project. The issue arises from the fact that multi branch pipelines are designed to run sequentially and do not have an explicit timeout mechanism.
🔍 Why This Happens
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🛠️ Step-by-Step Verified Fixes
Method 1: Using the 'timeout' Parameter
- Step 1: In your Jenkinsfile, add the 'timeout' parameter to your pipeline script.
Method 2: Using a Scripted Pipeline
- Step 1: In your Jenkinsfile, use the 'timeout' function to set a timeout for your pipeline.
💡 Conclusion
By implementing one of these methods, you can effectively add a timeout step to your Jenkins Multi Branch Pipeline Project and ensure that builds are aborted after a specified time if not concluded.
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