“Took…on master” shown for a build which ran on a slave which was since deleted

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      If you run a build on a slave, then delete the slave node and revisit the build page, it will claim to have been built on master even though build.xml says otherwise in <builtOn>. The reason is that node.jelly takes a Node rather than a String.

      A corner case for dumb slaves, but quite common when using a cloud plugin, and rather confusing.

            Assignee:
            Jesse Glick
            Reporter:
            Jesse Glick
            Archiver:
            Jenkins Service Account

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