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Pulse
Created: 17/May/09 10:05 PM
Updated: 30/May/09 09:10 AM
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None
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2.0.30
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| Fix Version/s: |
2.1.4,
2.0.31
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Original Estimate:
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Unknown
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Remaining Estimate:
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Unknown
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Time Spent:
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Unknown
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This issue is related to:
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CIB-1918
Hidden cron triggers with a property ...
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I have a top-level template, which has three child templates, each of which has one child project.
Somehow, the system has got into a state where only two of the three child projects show on the dashboard. Even weirder, one of the projects always shows fine, the other two seem to "compete" for who gets to show.
The top-level template defines two build stages, Linux and Windows. The project which shows fine (A) has both build stages turned on. Projects B and C, which seem to compete, have the Windows build stage hidden at the second level template.
If I note that project B is showing on the dashboard, then navigate to its 'build stage' configuration, and click "restore" and then "hide" on the Windows build stage, the situation becomes reversed: project C is now showing on the dashboard and project B is not!
Furthermore, if I navigate to the "build stages" configuration for the third level project which is not showing on the dashboard, the page fails to render with "Failed to render form. Unexpected class java.lang.NullPointerException: null"
More detail is coming in a mail to support@ ...
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Description
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I have a top-level template, which has three child templates, each of which has one child project.
Somehow, the system has got into a state where only two of the three child projects show on the dashboard. Even weirder, one of the projects always shows fine, the other two seem to "compete" for who gets to show.
The top-level template defines two build stages, Linux and Windows. The project which shows fine (A) has both build stages turned on. Projects B and C, which seem to compete, have the Windows build stage hidden at the second level template.
If I note that project B is showing on the dashboard, then navigate to its 'build stage' configuration, and click "restore" and then "hide" on the Windows build stage, the situation becomes reversed: project C is now showing on the dashboard and project B is not!
Furthermore, if I navigate to the "build stages" configuration for the third level project which is not showing on the dashboard, the page fails to render with "Failed to render form. Unexpected class java.lang.NullPointerException: null"
More detail is coming in a mail to support@ ... |
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Bug
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Restoring hidden item breaks hidden item at the same path in a sibling template
Create base template A.
Create child template B and C below A.
Create concrete children D and E below B and C respectively.
Create stage X and Y at A.
Hide stage X in B and C.
At this point, all is still as expected.
Now restore and hide stage X in B. Going back to the dashboard will show project E is hidden. Internally, the reason for this is that validation has decided that project E is incomplete, in particular, it has a build stage with a missing name field.