By heidig
via blog.cloudbees.com
Published: Feb 01 2012 / 12:37
In Jenkins, jobs are the smallest unit of computation. For simple use of Jenkins, one job (and its checkout/build/report cycle) can suffice, but more sophisticated automation almost always involves multiple jobs that are working together.
The dependency graph viewer plugin for Jenkins, by Stephen Wolf, makes it easy to deal with such multi-job workflow/activity by visualizing the relationship. This blog, written by Kohsuke Kawaguchi, explains how!
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