I've configured Jenkins according to https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Mantis+Plugin. But i can't have the tickets updated.

      I'm getting this in the console output: [MANTIS] No issues have been found in the changelog.

      For the very same build I have these changes: "Fix issue #0010038."

      The Mantis configuration is set to "[ISSUE %ID%]". As indicated in the plugin's tutorial.

      Is this a known issue ?

          [JENKINS-12663] Mantis plugin does not detect change.

          sogabe added a comment -

          If you commited with "Fix issue #0010038", then you have to set issue pattern to "issue %ID%".

          sogabe added a comment - If you commited with "Fix issue #0010038", then you have to set issue pattern to "issue %ID%".

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment -

          You mean it's case sensitive ?

          Because according to the tutorial [ISSUE %ID%] is a match for "fix issue #410".

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment - You mean it's case sensitive ? Because according to the tutorial [ISSUE %ID%] is a match for "fix issue #410".

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment -

          It doesn't work either. I'm sending screenshots of the configuration.

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment - It doesn't work either. I'm sending screenshots of the configuration.

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment -

          Mantis configuration of the project.

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment - Mantis configuration of the project.

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment -

          Listed changes of the build. The change that should have been picked up is at 2.

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment - Listed changes of the build. The change that should have been picked up is at 2.

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment -

          Output of the console at the end of the build stating Mantis didn't pick something up.

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment - Output of the console at the end of the build stating Mantis didn't pick something up.

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment -

          Maybe it's a system thing ?

          JDK 1.7u2 (64bit)
          Debian 6 (64bit)
          Jenkins version 1.446
          Mantis plugin version 0.21

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment - Maybe it's a system thing ? JDK 1.7u2 (64bit) Debian 6 (64bit) Jenkins version 1.446 Mantis plugin version 0.21

          sogabe added a comment -

          try "issue #%ID%". You need "#".

          sogabe added a comment - try "issue #%ID%". You need "#".

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment -

          That's it indeed. I assumed the # sign was part of %ID% since it wasn't explicitly set in the tutorial. Now I see it's updating the ticket !

          However, shouldn't the names of the changed files be listed in the ticket note ? I'm just getting "integrated into <project>:<build>" with a url. Which leads me to the build of Jenkins.

          Jan Goyvaerts added a comment - That's it indeed. I assumed the # sign was part of %ID% since it wasn't explicitly set in the tutorial. Now I see it's updating the ticket ! However, shouldn't the names of the changed files be listed in the ticket note ? I'm just getting "integrated into <project>:<build>" with a url. Which leads me to the build of Jenkins.

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