Our Jenkins instance has a job for our main application. It builds all git branches in the one job, and so can sometimes get pretty far behind. However, the Build Queue on the lefthand side only ever shows the next job, not all the others. Is there a way to see all the queued executions of a single job? Ideally it'd even show the branch as well.
I'm aware of solutions like creating a new job for each branch, but this really clutters up the already horrible interface, and I'd rather avoid that.
Best Answer
For a single job, with same parameters, Jenkins doesn't place a build in the queue if it already contained in the queue. You can use a simple trick to add an unused parameter and set some random value to this parameter every time you run the job. Now you can have multiple jobs in the queue for the same job.