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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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None
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Jira Server 6.4.5 + Jenkins Jira Trigger Plugin 1.0.0
In Jira workflow, I have added two states: 修改中, 待测试验证. Then in my jenkins job, I set up the changelog matcher. After I updated the Jira issue workflow status, I have seen the Webhook message in Jenkins, but the job didn't be triggered.
In Webhook message, I find the "fromString" is "\u6dc7\ue1bd\u657c\u6d93\ufffd", the “toString“ is "\u5bf0\u546e\u7974\u7487\u66e2\u7359\u7487\ufffd", but I couldn't convert the unicode of these strings to corrected states(Simplified Chinese).
[JENKINS-57814] The unicode of Jira changelog maybe incorrect
yang shi
added a comment - Thanks Wisen! I have entered the Chinese characters before I asked this question, but it doesn't work. So I guess is it possible the unicode of these Chinese characters maybe incorrect? Then I used a unicode convert tool, the unicode of "修改中" is "\u4fee\u6539\u4e2d" and the unicode of "待测试验证“ is "\u5f85\u6d4b\u8bd5\u9a8c\u8bc1", these are not same with the Webhook message. 
yang shi
added a comment - Thanks Wisen! I have entered the Chinese characters before I asked this question, but it doesn't work. So I guess is it possible the unicode of these Chinese characters maybe incorrect? Then I used a unicode convert tool, the unicode of "修改中" is "\u4fee\u6539\u4e2d" and the unicode of "待测试验证“ is "\u5f85\u6d4b\u8bd5\u9a8c\u8bc1", these are not same with the Webhook message. 
Wisen Tanasa
added a comment - I'm afraid this plugin has no control over the WebHook message generated from JIRA. I would suggest you to contact the JIRA support or community and see if you can fix the WebHook message. I think there is a bug in JIRA when the string is stored. There are "\ufffd" in both of the strings too.
Wisen Tanasa
added a comment - I'm afraid this plugin has no control over the WebHook message generated from JIRA. I would suggest you to contact the JIRA support or community and see if you can fix the WebHook message. I think there is a bug in JIRA when the string is stored. There are "\ufffd" in both of the strings too. Wisen Tanasa
added a comment - I believe I can't help you further on this one, feel free to re-open if the issue is moved to this plugin.
Wisen Tanasa
added a comment - I believe I can't help you further on this one, feel free to re-open if the issue is moved to this plugin. Hi Tanasa,
I have contacted the JIRA support and the result is that the character encoding in HTTP heads is set to UTF-8 as expected, the JSON payload also shows the correct character, it doesn't look like JIRA is messing up the character encoding.
Please see the new images I have uploaded. Thanks!
yang shi
added a comment - - edited Hi Tanasa,
I have contacted the JIRA support and the result is that the character encoding in HTTP heads is set to UTF-8 as expected, the JSON payload also shows the correct character, it doesn't look like JIRA is messing up the character encoding.
Please see the new images I have uploaded. Thanks!
Wisen Tanasa
added a comment - Thanks for getting back to this issue. I'm a little tight on my capacity at the moment and it's going to take sometime (few weeks) before I can have start looking into this issue. Feel free to contribute to the project though!
Wisen Tanasa
added a comment - Thanks for getting back to this issue. I'm a little tight on my capacity at the moment and it's going to take sometime (few weeks) before I can have start looking into this issue. Feel free to contribute to the project though! 
Have you tried entering the Chinese characters to the "JIRA field Matcher" directly?
I'm guessing that the problem with entering "\u6dc7\ue1bd\u657c\u6d93\ufffd" in the field is, the backslash will be treated as just another String, hence the characters will not be treated as a unicode.