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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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None
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Platform: PC, OS: Windows XP
Violations Report for build 91
Type Violations Files in violation
stylecop 2319 211
stylecop
filename l m h number ↑
twcoms_v\Order_Management_Products_VOB\TraderWorkstationMS\Dev\OrderManagement\build\..\OrderManagement\TestHarness\RemoteForm.cs
0 524 0 524 (+524)
twcoms_v\Order_Management_Products_VOB\TraderWorkstationMS\Dev\OrderManagement\build\..\OrderManagement\TestHarness\Form1.cs
etc...
I click on the links to see the violations for the file and I get no output.
Just a white screen.
I notice the URL linked to is this:
Lots of %5C (backslashes).
The violations plugin has written a whole bunch of .xml files to the build
output dir. Eg:
D:\CI\jobs\TW
COMS\builds\2009-04-29_14-44-29\violations\file\twcoms_v\Order_Management_Products_VOB\....
etc
However if I alter the URL to replace the backslashes with forward slashes I get
this:
twcoms_v/Order_Management_Products_VOB/TraderWorkstationMS/Dev/OrderManagement/OrderManagement/TestHarness/RemoteForm.cs
No violations found
What is going on here?
[JENKINS-3589] DOS backslashes in paths are not handled properly.
Martin Balint
added a comment - I have a very similar problem on Windows Server 2003 R2, Hudson 1.322 and
Violations 0.7.4.
Generated violations.xml looks like:
<violations>
<type name='stylecop'>
<file
name="repos\EnclMonModule\obj\Release9\WorkItems\EnclMonMain\EnclMonMainPresenter.cs"
count = '13'>
<severity level="2" count="13"/>
<source name="DocumentationRules" count="13"/>
</file>
In Hudson, when I click on this link, I get blank screen.
URL:
https://hudson-net/hudson_net/view/CheckOnly/job/CheckOnly_DotNetClientRU_StyleCop/2/violations/file/repos\EnclMonModule\obj\Release9\WorkItems\EnclMonMain\EnclMonMainPresenter.cs
When I manually edit violations.xml and reverse slashes to:
<file
name="repos/EnclMonModule/obj/Release9/WorkItems/EnclMonMain/EnclMonMainPresenter.cs"
and restart Hudson, I can see violations details.
Seems like plugin doesn't generate valid slashes in URL.
Martin Balint
added a comment - I have a very similar problem on Windows Server 2003 R2, Hudson 1.322 and
Violations 0.7.4.
Generated violations.xml looks like:
<violations>
<type name='stylecop'>
<file
name="repos\EnclMonModule\obj\Release9\WorkItems\EnclMonMain\EnclMonMainPresenter.cs"
count = '13'>
<severity level="2" count="13"/>
<source name="DocumentationRules" count="13"/>
</file>
In Hudson, when I click on this link, I get blank screen.
URL:
https://hudson-net/hudson_net/view/CheckOnly/job/CheckOnly_DotNetClientRU_StyleCop/2/violations/file/repos\EnclMonModule\obj\Release9\WorkItems\EnclMonMain\EnclMonMainPresenter.cs
When I manually edit violations.xml and reverse slashes to:
<file
name="repos/EnclMonModule/obj/Release9/WorkItems/EnclMonMain/EnclMonMainPresenter.cs"
and restart Hudson, I can see violations details.
Seems like plugin doesn't generate valid slashes in URL. 
danpfe
added a comment - Got the same problem...
violations.xml contains backslashes when building on a Windows agent and this isn't properly taken care off when looking at the violations in the browser.
<file
name="x.y.z.PaymentSolution\x.y.z.PaymentSolution\obj\Debug\12\TEMPLATE\Features\PaymentSolution\PageLayouts\Confirm.aspx.cs"
count = '22'>
<severity level="2" count="22"/>
<source name="ReadabilityRules" count="2"/>
<source name="DocumentationRules" count="3"/>
<source name="OrderingRules" count="17"/>
</file>
This may be easy to fix with a simple name.replace("
", "/"), but I haven't looked at the code so I may underestimate the amount of work required.
danpfe
added a comment - Got the same problem...
violations.xml contains backslashes when building on a Windows agent and this isn't properly taken care off when looking at the violations in the browser.
<file
name="x.y.z.PaymentSolution\x.y.z.PaymentSolution\obj\Debug\12\TEMPLATE\Features\PaymentSolution\PageLayouts\Confirm.aspx.cs"
count = '22'>
<severity level="2" count="22"/>
<source name="ReadabilityRules" count="2"/>
<source name="DocumentationRules" count="3"/>
<source name="OrderingRules" count="17"/>
</file>
This may be easy to fix with a simple name.replace(" ", "/"), but I haven't looked at the code so I may underestimate the amount of work required. 
Can you attach an offending stylecop file so I can test with it.
I have released a new version of violations (0.7.4) that may fix
this issue - or at least generate correct urls.