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  2. JENKINS-41486

the timestamper format is not rememembered across jobs

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    • Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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      As a user of Jenkins I do find the timestamper format (duration vs time) to be a global preference option that should be remembered, ideally as a user preference option (so it would be retained even across different machines/browsers).

      Still, if it would be to hard to implement, even the ability to remember the format per browser (cookie) would be much better than the current behavior.

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          [JENKINS-41486] the timestamper format is not rememembered across jobs

          Sorin Sbarnea created issue -

          Steven G Brown added a comment -

          The selected format is stored with cookies for each Jenkins site. Is this not working for you?

          Steven G Brown added a comment - The selected format is stored with cookies for each Jenkins site. Is this not working for you?

          Sorin Sbarnea added a comment -

          stevengbrown I was able to identify the bug: the cookie is saved but it is useless because it is saved with the full job-execution path. So the value is remembered for /foo-job/123 which is making it kinda useless.

          I do have hundreds of different job names with thousands of executions and I was expecting to remember this preference for the entire jenkins instance ( path = / ) not for a specific job.

          Also the current implementation has another side-effect bug: it does clutter jenkins instance with cookies for each job, and is contributing to another known jenkins bug when the max cookie size limit is reached.

          Sorin Sbarnea added a comment - stevengbrown I was able to identify the bug: the cookie is saved but it is useless because it is saved with the full job-execution path. So the value is remembered for /foo-job/123 which is making it kinda useless. I do have hundreds of different job names with thousands of executions and I was expecting to remember this preference for the entire jenkins instance ( path = / ) not for a specific job. Also the current implementation has another side-effect bug: it does clutter jenkins instance with cookies for each job, and is contributing to another known jenkins bug when the max cookie size limit is reached.

          Steven G Brown added a comment -

          You don't have to convince me. I've already said that it isn't meant to work that way.

          The cookie path is set to rootURL, or '/' if rootURL isn't defined. Perhaps something has changed in Jenkins so that the plugin can no longer use this value.

          Steven G Brown added a comment - You don't have to convince me. I've already said that it isn't meant to work that way. The cookie path is set to rootURL, or '/' if rootURL isn't defined. Perhaps something has changed in Jenkins so that the plugin can no longer use this value.
          Steven G Brown made changes -
          Issue Type Original: Improvement [ 4 ] New: Bug [ 1 ]

          Steven G Brown added a comment -

          I haven't been able to reproduce this. Are you still experiencing the issue? What version of Jenkins and Timestamper are you running?

          Steven G Brown added a comment - I haven't been able to reproduce this. Are you still experiencing the issue? What version of Jenkins and Timestamper are you running?
          Steven G Brown made changes -
          Resolution New: Cannot Reproduce [ 5 ]
          Status Original: Open [ 1 ] New: Resolved [ 5 ]

            stevengbrown Steven G Brown
            ssbarnea Sorin Sbarnea
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