We’re counting down the weeks until Blue Ocean 1.0, and we’re getting close! In this past week, the first release candidate has gone out to the Update Center, along with a new Pipeline Editor plugin. The Blue Ocean Pipeline Editor is its own plugin which integrates into Blue Ocean, so this was a coordinated release with Blue Ocean 1.0 rc1.
Noteworthy this week:
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RC1 includes the Blue Ocean Pipeline Editor, which is integrates support for branch editing and saving the Pipeline back to GitHub (also referred to as "round-tripping").
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Many dependencies have been upgraded
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Per-stage raw logs can be downloaded, this will be included in the next release.
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Editor design improvements
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Fixes for overflowing text
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The new sleeker favorite card design has been released, so you can fit more favorites on your screen!
The Blue Ocean Pipeline Editor is better integrated into a few different screens in Blue Ocean. For example, you can open the editor from the results screen (top right):
Or open the editor from branch listings:
Up next:
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More bug-bashing! Please join us in testing the release candidate. Instructions for trying Blue Ocean can be found on our project page.
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Another release candidate
Enjoy!
If you’re interested in helping to make Blue Ocean a great user experience for Jenkins, please join the Blue Ocean development team on Gitter!
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Michael Neale
Michael is a CD enthusiast with a interest in User Experience. He is a co-founder of CloudBees and a long time OSS developer, and can often be found lurking around the jenkins-dev mailing list or #jenkins on irc (same nick as twitter name). Before CloudBees he worked at Red Hat. |