Plugin for Jenkins for changing a build queue order from UI or via CLI manually.
Usage video: https://youtu.be/anyGsJIa020
There are two primary types of moves: one up/down or fast way to top/bottom.
The third move type is added in a filtered view to distinguish between top of filtered items and top of all items.
The user must have an Administer/Overall or MANAGE/Overall permission for changing the queue order (required since plugin version 1.3.5).
You need the Manage permission plugin to configure that constraint: https://plugins.jenkins.io/manage-permission/
This plugin orders buildable items only; for that reason blocked items do NOT have an arrow.
See rendered chapters under https://jenkinsci.github.io/simple-queue-plugin
Sources of those documents are in the docs_src folder of this repository.
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A Simple Queue screenshot with the newer Jenkins UI style (2.541.x) and Bulk Move pane available to Jenkins administrators:

For CLI examples and details, please see the documentation chapter at https://jenkinsci.github.io/simple-queue-plugin/CLI/
If this plugin does not fit your needs, try using some of the queue management plugins below which use a more automated approach:
- https://plugins.jenkins.io/PrioritySorter/
- https://plugins.jenkins.io/dependency-queue-plugin/
- https://plugins.jenkins.io/multi-branch-priority-sorter/
Javadoc & releases can be found on https://repo.jenkins-ci.org/releases/io/jenkins/plugins/simple-queue/
As well as Jenkins core, our plugin uses JIRA for reporting issues: https://issues.jenkins.io (please use the simple-queue-plugin component when posting issues).
If you want to read more about this plugin, Jenkins queue and plugin development, help yourself with this 44 pages long document (in Czech language): https://github.com/otradovec/baka/blob/master/bakaText.pdf
This plugin is published under the terms of the MIT license. For further information see LICENSE.txt
