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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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None
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Windows Server 2008, Java 7u25
The zip downloaded from "all files in zip" contains backwards slashes, which result in these becoming part of the filename when the zip is extracted (instead of becoming subdirectories.)
Here is the output I get from unzip -t:
Archive: /Users/daniel/Downloads/functional-tests.zip testing: functional-tests/0095eaafc6104c20af6ec6f3cee22ba0\derby.log OK testing: functional-tests/0095eaafc6104c20af6ec6f3cee22ba0\app.log OK testing: functional-tests/0095eaafc6104c20af6ec6f3cee22ba0\stderr.log OK testing: functional-tests/0095eaafc6104c20af6ec6f3cee22ba0\stdout.log OK testing: functional-tests/06f5fd94c53849378657dff5682e6610\derby.log OK testing: functional-tests/06f5fd94c53849378657dff5682e6610\app.log OK testing: functional-tests/06f5fd94c53849378657dff5682e6610\stderr.log OK testing: functional-tests/06f5fd94c53849378657dff5682e6610\stdout.log OK testing: functional-tests/0869e783b162411fa8fadae3b28c98e2\app.log OK testing: functional-tests/0869e783b162411fa8fadae3b28c98e2\stderr.log OK testing: functional-tests/0869e783b162411fa8fadae3b28c98e2\stdout.log OK
- is related to
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JENKINS-21780 DirectoryBrowserSupport.buildChildPaths does quadratic number of calls to check whether entries are directories
- Resolved