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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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Firefox 24
Jenkins 1.509.3
PegDown Formatter plugin 1.3
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2.198
Use case:
I want build description to contain two links separated by a space: "link1 link2". Link texts, "link1" and "link2", are at most ten characters each.
What works:
HTML links, i.e. "<a href="url">link text</a>", seem to work in all cases. Markdown links, i.e. "[link text](url)", seem to work on build page. Markdown links work also on project page (build history table) if they are short enough.
What does not work:
Markdown links do not display correctly on project page if the url is too long. I have seen two invalid representations 1) "link1..." where the link1 was ok, but the second link was missing. 2) "[link1](part-of-the-url..." where url was partially visible (consuming three lines), and the second link was missing.
I have used Description Setter plugin and Jenkins CLI with same results.
Configuration:
PegDown is selected as Markup Formatter in Global Security and all extensions have been enabled. (With this fix, I could also check SUPPRESS_ALL_HTML.)
- is duplicated by
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JENKINS-31209 Make the length of the build description display user settable
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- Resolved
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- links to
[JENKINS-19760] Long hyperlinks in build description not displayed correctly in history widget when using Markdown syntax
Component/s | New: www [ 15484 ] |
Component/s | Original: www [ 15484 ] | |
Component/s | Original: pegdown-formatter-plugin [ 15899 ] | |
Assignee | Original: bap [ bap ] | |
Labels | Original: build-description html markdown pegdown | New: markup-formatter |
Summary | Original: Long hyperlinks in build description not displayed correctly on project page when using Markdown syntax | New: Long hyperlinks in build description not displayed correctly in history widget when using Markdown syntax |
Assignee | New: Daniel Beck [ danielbeck ] |
Workflow | Original: JNJira [ 151279 ] | New: JNJira + In-Review [ 177903 ] |
Could you provide a sample description that can be set as a project description and that demonstrates the problem?