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Bug
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Resolution: Not A Defect
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Minor
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None
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Ubuntu 14.04 x86_64
Jenkins 2.13
Open JDK 1.7
Active Choices Plug-in 1.4
I follow the reference here "https://github.com/biouno/uno-choice-plugin/wiki/Using-Uno-Choice-for-Dynamic-Input-Text-Box-Defaults" to pass Reactive Reference Values to the build.
I have 3 Active-Choice parameters:
1.
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Active Choices Parameter: URL_ROOT
return [ "https://www.google.ca" ]
2.
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Active Choices Reactive Parameter: SUB_PATH
return [ "test1", "test2", "test3" ]
3.
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Active Choices Reactive Reference Parameter (Formatted HTML): COMBINED_URL
return """<input name="value" value="${URL_ROOT}/${SUB_PATH}" class="setting-input" type="text" readonly>"""
When triggering the build with parameters,
the triggering page is displayed everything correctly.
HTML code for Formatted HTML:
<input class="setting-input" type="text" readonly="" value="https://www.google.ca/test2" name="value">
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However,
during the build,
Jenkins will get an extra comma character ',' at the end.
COMBINED_URL=https://www.google.ca/test1,
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And Jenkins parameter page also confirm an extra comma character at the end.
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[JENKINS-36806] Extra comma character append at the end when passing Reactive Reference Values to the build
Rick Liu
added a comment - Thank you for the hint~
Check "Omit value field" fixed this comma problem.
Thank you again.
Rick Liu
added a comment - Thank you for the hint~
Check " Omit value field " fixed this comma problem.
Thank you again. Not a problem. We should fix the Wiki and add a mention to that as well 
Thanks for updating the ticket.
Bruno
Hi totoroliu, excellent work with the attachments. Makes it way easier to understand and reproduce the issue.
Before I try to set up your job in my development environment, could you check that on your HTML formatted field (Selection_005.png), under Advanced, you have "Omit value field" checked?
By default Jenkins will attach a value field. So you will end up with two value fields on your screen, and when you submit the form, Jenkins will join your desired values, with an empty string, and thus your extra comma.
Hope that helps,
Bruno