Sorry that you've encountered a problem. Please help maintainers like me to want to help you.
A brief description that you're having a general problem with a screenshot of a stack trace requires that I work much harder to guess the problem, then guess the cause of the problem, then guess what steps you're taking which are showing the problem, then guess what alternatives you might use to work around the problem. That's a lot of work and a lot of guessing for the very few people that work on the git plugin. When I'm given a choice between working on something that requires a lot of guessing and something that has more specific and detailed instructions, I will almost always choose to work on the more specific question.
Please use the instructions in "How to report an issue" to provide at least the following information:
- Numbered, detailed description of the steps which another person (like me) can take to see the problem you are seeing on a fresh installation. If you cannot duplicate the problem in a fresh installation, describe the configurations where you attempted to duplicate the problem
- Jenkins support bundle that shows the installed plugin versions in your installation and other useful information about your installation
- Agent configuration where the failure is being reported (is the job executing on an agent or on the master)
- Job definition of the job that is showing the problem (the config.xml file for the job)
- Paste the text of the stack trace into the bug description so that it can be found by search engines and read by other tools
- Review
JENKINS-34357 which reports a similar stack trace to see if you have a "git.jpi" and a "git.hpi" file in your plugins directory
- Review
JENKINS-43103 to see if you have an older version of the Jacoco plugin installed which might need to be updated
- Review the SonarQube analysis stackoverflow article in case you have an older version of the SonarQube plugin which might be causing the problem
Bug
Major
Sorry that you've encountered a problem. Please help maintainers like me to want to help you.
A brief description that you're having a general problem with a screenshot of a stack trace requires that I work much harder to guess the problem, then guess the cause of the problem, then guess what steps you're taking which are showing the problem, then guess what alternatives you might use to work around the problem. That's a lot of work and a lot of guessing for the very few people that work on the git plugin. When I'm given a choice between working on something that requires a lot of guessing and something that has more specific and detailed instructions, I will almost always choose to work on the more specific question.
Please use the instructions in "How to report an issue" to provide at least the following information:
JENKINS-34357which reports a similar stack trace to see if you have a "git.jpi" and a "git.hpi" file in your plugins directoryJENKINS-43103to see if you have an older version of the Jacoco plugin installed which might need to be updated