Pipelines 1.10.0

Pipelines now includes a graph view, also called Pipeline of Pipelines view, which displays a combined graph view of interconnected dependent pipelines. This makes it easy to view dependencies across pipelines and understand the end-to-end workflow. The Pipeline of Pipelines view is available as a toggle on the My Pipelines page. For more information, see Viewing Pipelines .Viewing Resources in the UI

Username and URL are automatically added when you select Artifactory or Distribution integration. In addition, these integrations provide the option to automatically fetch the existing API key or create a new one. For more information, see Artifactory Integration and Distribution Integration.

Pipelines can now be installed on Ubuntu 20.04, CentOS 8 and RHEL 8. Static node pools can be added for all the newly supported platforms, while dynamic node pools can be added for Ubuntu 20.04 and CentOS 8.

Users can now fetch and sync specific branches for a multibranch pipeline source. This helps users in situations where a pipeline is not automatically created for a branch because the branch creation webhook was missed for some reason. For more information, see Fetching Branches.

On the My Pipelines page, clicking anywhere on the row for single branch pipeline now takes you directly to the pipeline. Clicking the parent row for a multibranch pipeline now reveals all branches associated with the pipeline. In addition, clicking one of the branches takes you to the branch view for that pipeline.

All native steps have been enhanced by adding retries for commands that could fail due to a network glitch or other external factors.

The default branch name has been changed to main while adding a pipeline source with a Github/Github Enterprise integration.