Dirk, could you do me a favour? Give this version a try and let me know whether you still get 400 Bad Request.

https://jenkins.ci.cloudbees.com/job/plugins/job/timestamper-plugin/67/org.jenkins-ci.plugins$timestamper/

I will do, but it could be that the next window for a restart will take another 24 hours.

Steven, good Job! It works again. Thanks!

Great, that's good news. I've prepared a 1.5.14 release with that fix.

I appreciate your help. Thanks, Dirk.

I downloaded the 1.5.14-SNAPSHOT package and installed it on my Jenkins test server. I am still not seeing the timestamper. I'm still seeing the same issue where the timestamp span isn't being rendered on the page causing the jquery code to not bind. Even if I use jquery to insert the missing span, timestamper still doesn't want to render the timestamps in the console output. I have tried uninstalling, rebooting the server, manually deleting the plugin and downgrading the plugin. With the rollout of 1.572 this plugin has completely stopped working for me. I am using 1.574 and I keep upgrading hoping that either a newer Jenkins or a newer plugin will resolve the problem.

A. Kirby,

Could you clarify what problems you are experiencing? I think that your timestamps are not appearing, and also something else went wrong that prompted you to uninstall the plugin?

Steve,

I had timestamper installed and working for a while, then I upgraded jenkins to 1.572 and it stopped working. I tried uninstalling timestamp, installing it again, upgrading to the latest and upgrading jenkins to 1.573 and now 1.574. I have the latest version of timestamper installed; the 1.5.14 snapshot and it's still not working. The first thing I have noticed is the span.timestamp tag isn't being inserted into the side panel. In script.js it looks for this to bind to, but the plugin isn't inserting it into the DOM. If I use a little jquery to create the span myself, it does render the radio buttons and even binds the events. However, it still doesn't render the information in the console output. It seems like although the plugin is installed, and is enabled, it's not being executed correctly if at all. I do see the settings in the Manage Jenkins -> Configure System -> Timestamper section.

OK, here are some things to try:

• On the project configuration page, make sure the "Add Timestamps to the Console Output" option (found under "Build Environment) is enabled.
• Check for errors in your web server's log file when running a build and when viewing the console.
• Attach the contents of the timestamper directory to this JIRA issue. You should see at least two files: "timestamps" and "timestamps.SHA-1".

Thanks Steve. I don't recall checking this in the previous releases and I didn't think to look at the project configuration to enable the plugin, but that's what the problem was. The "Add Timestamps to the Console Output" wasn't checked. Things are working now.

Great. Happy to help.