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Can't agree. Jenkins does this, hides elements you can't use This has reduced the amount of confusion for new users. Less overwhelming If you need permissions
by jeppesen-io 6y ago
Can't agree. Jenkins does this, hides elements you can't use
This has reduced the amount of confusion for new users. Less overwhelming
If you need permissions, it should be known ahead of time
- dkdk8283 6y agoFeature flag for advanced users?
- JackFr 6y agoDisagree strongly. In general Jenkins UI is abysmal. I want to love Jenkins. I’ve been using it on and off since the Hudson days, but it’s UI is horrendous. I almost feel bad saying something so mean, but the Jenkins UI Is so bad it looks like something I would come up with.
- oblio 6y agoIt's old and created as internal software. And then it kept backwards compatibility with the plugins, so it was frozen in time circa 2005 :-)
- theamk 6y agoJust the opposite, our new users are often confused by this, especially given Jenkins’ habit of short auto-logout timeout. “Where is the ‘start job’ link” —> “did you log in?”