• Type: Bug
• Resolution: Unresolved
• Priority: Minor
• Component/s: extended-choice-parameter-plugin
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• Environment:

  OS: Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS
  Jenkins: 2.7.4
  ECP Plugin: 0.75
  Web Browser: Google Chrome 54.0.2840.71

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[JENKINS-39358] Extended Choice Parameter ignores first property value

Kevin Bonner created issue - 2016-10-28 15:51

Kevin Bonner made changes - 2016-10-28 15:52

Description

Original: Using the Extended Choice Plugin with a property file, it appears to be stripping out the first value Project config * Basic Parameter Types: ** Parameter Type: Single Select * Choose Source for Value: ** Property File = /tmp/branches-testing ** Property Key = branches * Choose Source for Default Value: ** Default Value = master We use the /var/lib/jenkins/build-branches.sh tool to populate the property files, but for testing I just went with simple echo commands. {code:none} test1$ echo -n "branches=master,branchA,branchB," > /tmp/branches-testing {code}  !test1.png|thumbnail! {code:none} test2$ echo -n "branches=branchC,master,branchA,branchB," > /tmp/branches-testing {code}  !test2.png|thumbnail!

New: Using the Extended Choice Plugin with a property file, it appears to be stripping out the first value Project config * Basic Parameter Types: ** Parameter Type: Single Select * Choose Source for Value: ** Property File = /tmp/branches-testing ** Property Key = branches * Choose Source for Default Value: ** Default Value = master * Choose Source for Value Description: ** Description = Branch to build We use the /var/lib/jenkins/build-branches.sh tool to populate the property files, but for testing I just went with simple echo commands. {code:none} test1$ echo -n "branches=master,branchA,branchB," > /tmp/branches-testing {code}  !test1.png|thumbnail! {code:none} test2$ echo -n "branches=branchC,master,branchA,branchB," > /tmp/branches-testing {code}  !test2.png|thumbnail!

Kevin Bonner made changes - 2016-10-28 16:01

Description

Original: Using the Extended Choice Plugin with a property file, it appears to be stripping out the first value Project config * Basic Parameter Types: ** Parameter Type: Single Select * Choose Source for Value: ** Property File = /tmp/branches-testing ** Property Key = branches * Choose Source for Default Value: ** Default Value = master * Choose Source for Value Description: ** Description = Branch to build We use the /var/lib/jenkins/build-branches.sh tool to populate the property files, but for testing I just went with simple echo commands. {code:none} test1$ echo -n "branches=master,branchA,branchB," > /tmp/branches-testing {code}  !test1.png|thumbnail! {code:none} test2$ echo -n "branches=branchC,master,branchA,branchB," > /tmp/branches-testing {code}  !test2.png|thumbnail!

New: Using the Extended Choice Plugin with a property file, it appears to be stripping out the first value Project config * Basic Parameter Types: ** Parameter Type: Single Select * Choose Source for Value: ** Property File = /tmp/branches-testing ** Property Key = branches * Choose Source for Default Value: ** Default Value = master * Choose Source for Value Description: ** Description = Branch to build {code:none} test1$ echo -n "branches=master,branchA,branchB," > /tmp/branches-testing {code}  !test1.png|thumbnail! {code:none} test2$ echo -n "branches=branchC,master,branchA,branchB," > /tmp/branches-testing {code}  !test2.png|thumbnail!

Collapse comment: Kevin Bonner added a comment - 2016-10-28 16:15

Kevin Bonner added a comment - 2016-10-28 16:15

When Choose Source for Value Description is blank, the first property value is not skipped

Expand comment: Kevin Bonner added a comment - 2016-10-28 16:15

Kevin Bonner added a comment - 2016-10-28 16:15 When Choose Source for Value Description is blank, the first property value is not skipped