find-running-pipeline-jobs.groovy

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/*
   This script searches the Jenkins server runtime and finds all jobs which are
   running.  Even those which do not plainly show up in the executor UI.
 */

import jenkins.model.Jenkins

String findRunningPipelineJobs() {
    Jenkins.instance.getComputer('').getOneOffExecutors().collect {
        "${Jenkins.instance.rootUrl}${it.currentExecutable.url}"
    }.join('\n')
}

println findRunningPipelineJobs()