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      It would be nice if views had a configurable display name just like jobs. This would be great because I can create views with an arbitrary name however the URL would be accessed a different way.

      This missing enhancement has created a challenge for scripting against views and XML on disk.

      e.g.

      curl 'jenkins/view/name with space/config.xml' | diff - 'view/name with space/config.xml'
      

      I'd rather the display name have name with space but the view is accessed via the URL jenkins/view/shortname/config.xml.

          [JENKINS-30660] Add a configurable display name to views

          Daniel Beck added a comment -

          Not sure this makes sense as a feature, as there's no potential for breaking stupid tools that cannot deal with spaces. The URL is just percent-encoded and that's it.
          Benefit doesn't seem to outweigh the cost.

          Daniel Beck added a comment - Not sure this makes sense as a feature, as there's no potential for breaking stupid tools that cannot deal with spaces. The URL is just percent-encoded and that's it. Benefit doesn't seem to outweigh the cost.

          Sam Gleske added a comment -

          An additional use case for me includes shorter URLs. I can have a long-named view but have the URL be short. I don't think this would require too much re-architecture to include this enhancement.

          Sam Gleske added a comment - An additional use case for me includes shorter URLs. I can have a long-named view but have the URL be short. I don't think this would require too much re-architecture to include this enhancement.

          this would be a great feature

          Ebrahim Moshaya added a comment - this would be a great feature

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