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Check the flag 'building' in order to find out if the job is still ru…
MindaugasLaganeckas Nov 26, 2020
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Remove debug print
MindaugasLaganeckas Nov 26, 2020
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19 changes: 10 additions & 9 deletions Jenkins.Net/Utilities/JenkinsJobRunner.cs
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Expand Up @@ -217,27 +217,28 @@ private JenkinsBuildBase Process(string jobName, JenkinsBuildResult buildResult,
Thread.Sleep(PollInterval);
}

if (!BuildNumber.HasValue) throw new JenkinsNetException("Build number not found!");

SetStatus(JenkinsJobStatus.Building);
var buildStartTime = DateTime.Now;

textReader = new ProgressiveTextReader(Client, jobName, BuildNumber.ToString());
textReader.TextChanged += TextReader_TextChanged;

JenkinsBuildBase buildItem = null;
while (string.IsNullOrEmpty(buildItem?.Result)) {
if (!BuildNumber.HasValue) throw new JenkinsNetException("Build number not found!");

buildItem = Client.Builds.Get<JenkinsBuildBase>(jobName, BuildNumber.Value.ToString());
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(buildItem?.Result)) break;

do
{
Thread.Sleep(PollInterval);

if (BuildTimeout > 0 && DateTime.Now.Subtract(buildStartTime).TotalSeconds > BuildTimeout)
throw new JenkinsNetException("Timeout occurred while waiting for build to complete!");

if (MonitorConsoleOutput && !textReader.IsComplete)
textReader.Update();

Thread.Sleep(PollInterval);
}
buildItem = Client.Builds.Get<JenkinsBuildBase>(jobName, BuildNumber.Value.ToString());

} while (buildItem.Building == null || (bool) buildItem.Building);

while (MonitorConsoleOutput && !textReader.IsComplete) {
textReader.Update();
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