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Improvement
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
On the http://www.domain.tld/job/jobName/changes page a following info is displayed for each commit:
- SVN revision
- commit message
- Jenkins username (with user profile page link), who did a commit
- link to changeset in ViewSVN (link text: ViewSVN)
However when looking at build page then following info is missing:
- SVN revision
- Jenkins username (with user profile page link), who did a commit
Without this info I need to revisit job page find out missing info.
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- Resolved
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[JENKINS-22112] Show commiter name on build status page
bfhzog6i
added a comment - There are so many modules in Jenkins, that it's hard to guess where to post.
Can what I've proposed be implemented?
bfhzog6i
added a comment - There are so many modules in Jenkins, that it's hard to guess where to post.
Can what I've proposed be implemented? There are so many modules in Jenkins, that it's hard to guess where to post.
Not an accusation, just a statement of facts accompanying the change of issue metadata. No worries.
Can what I've proposed be implemented?
It certainly can. I'm still doubtful it should – it's supposed to be a short + succinct summary of changes, not an embedded changes list. You seem to place a high importance on the revision and committer that I doubt is universal.
Note that I'm not a Subversion Plugin maintainer (even though the commit log looks like it right now!) – but at least with the correct assignment of component, this issue might get their attention.
Not an accusation, just a statement of facts accompanying the change of issue metadata. No worries.
Sorry if my message looked aggressive. Wasn't my intention for sure.
It certainly can. I'm still doubtful it should – it's supposed to be a short + succinct summary of changes, not an embedded changes list. You seem to place a high importance on the revision and committer that I doubt is universal.
Here is what I do:
- open "Build Summary" page
- look at possible standard violation count increase in graphs and in numbers
- see the commit message
- don't see who did a commit to go and blame him
If I want to see changed files, then I of course go a do so on separate page. I'm just missing commit author on "Build Summary" page to be consistent with "Changes" page.
bfhzog6i
added a comment - - edited Not an accusation, just a statement of facts accompanying the change of issue metadata. No worries.
Sorry if my message looked aggressive. Wasn't my intention for sure.
It certainly can. I'm still doubtful it should – it's supposed to be a short + succinct summary of changes, not an embedded changes list. You seem to place a high importance on the revision and committer that I doubt is universal.
Here is what I do:
open "Build Summary" page
look at possible standard violation count increase in graphs and in numbers
see the commit message
don't see who did a commit to go and blame him
If I want to see changed files, then I of course go a do so on separate page. I'm just missing commit author on "Build Summary" page to be consistent with "Changes" page. Code changed in jenkins
User: Peter Marcoen
Path:
src/main/resources/hudson/scm/SubversionChangeLogSet/digest.jelly
http://jenkins-ci.org/commit/subversion-plugin/705418726332aad02b4426684e23d3d5ca387d72
Log:
[FIXED JENKINS-22112] Show commiter name on build status page
Not a core issue.