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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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None
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Platform: All, OS: All
Hudson 1.316 introduced the ability to designate a default view (previously, the
default view was fixed as the "All" view).
There is a bug in the implementation:
1) Set the default view to something other than "All".
2) Go to the default view and click "Edit description".
3) Make a change to the description, then click "submit" to save it.
The changes are saved against the "All" view, rather than the view you are
editing. This is incorrect.
- is duplicated by
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JENKINS-4122 Add Description to default view chooses All view, even with a different default view
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- Closed
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I just noticed an additional, related bug.
1) I have a number of views - let's say I have ALL, MYVIEW1, MYVIEW2, with
MYVIEW1 as the default view.
2) If I click on the view tab for MYVIEW2 (non default), I see that view
displayed, and in the top left corner of the page I see the breadcrumb trail
"Hudson >> MYVIEW2". All correct.
3) Let's say that within MYVIEW2 there is MYJOB. If I click on that, I see the
page for the job, and in the top left corner of the page I see the breadcrumb
trail "Hudson >> MYVIEW2 >> MYJOB". All correct.
4) However, if I click on the view tab for MYVIEW1 (default), I see that view
displayed, and in the top left corner of the page I see a breadcrumb trail or
just "Hudson", rather than "Hudson >> MYVIEW1" which is what I expected.
5) Let's say that within MYVIEW1 there is MYJOB. If I click on that, I see the
page for the job, and in the top left corner of the page I see the breadcrumb
trail "Hudson >> MYJOB", rather than "Hudson >> MYVIEW2 >> MYJOB" which is what
I expected.
This is not as much of a problem as the first bug reported in this ticket, but
it's still unexpected behavior.
It looks to me as though the implementation of the "default" view, and least in
part, treats it as a synonym of the "All" view, even though it is not really.