Minor Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a Freestyle project named
Mike's test job
and configure it to just run a shell command on a single node.
2. Run it once (at least that's what I did - it probably isn't necessary.)
3. Attempt to delete it using the "Delete Project" link on the left hand side of the job page at http://jenkins/job/Mike's%20test%20job/
Expected result:
A confirmation dialog box is displayed and then the job is deleted.
Actual result:
Nothing much happens. The URL in my address bar changes to http://jenkins/job/Mike's%20test%20job/# though. If I go back to the main Jenkins page I can still see my job listed.
I repeated the experiment using a job name that did contain spaces but not the quote character and was able to successfully delete the job. I conjecture that it's the quote character in the job name that is causing the problem.
- duplicates
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JENKINS-31871 Jenkins improperly handles single quotes in item names
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- Resolved
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[JENKINS-32366] Cannot delete job named "Mike's test job"
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