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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Windows, Jenkins 2.255
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2.350, 2.346.1
Recently the visual look of Jenkins has changed a bit. It looks nice. However, when it comes to the job progress bars that are visible here and there, they no longer have a visible boundary, so especially if they're on a white background, it is no longer possible to see where the progress bar ends, and thus how far the build has come. This is mildly annoying, so I hope it is possible to make the size of the progress bar a bit more visible.
Here it is somewhat visible, if you're looking real close:
I think this is how they used to look, and apparently still do if you open the build page:
It's much more clear how far the build has come here.
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[JENKINS-63636] Cannot see the end of the job progress bar
Jan-Jaap van der Geer
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Jan-Jaap van der Geer
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| Attachment | New: screenshot-1.png [ 52556 ] |
Jan-Jaap van der Geer
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| Description |
Original:
Recently the visual look of Jenkins has changed a bit. It looks nice. However, when it comes to the job progress bars that are visible here and there, they no longer have a visible boundary, so especially if they're on a white background, it is no longer possible to see where the progress bar ends, and thus how far the build has come. This is mildly annoying, so I hope it is possible to make the size of the progress bar a bit more visible. !image-2020-09-09-13-46-47-636.png|thumbnail! |
New:
Recently the visual look of Jenkins has changed a bit. It looks nice. However, when it comes to the job progress bars that are visible here and there, they no longer have a visible boundary, so especially if they're on a white background, it is no longer possible to see where the progress bar ends, and thus how far the build has come. This is mildly annoying, so I hope it is possible to make the size of the progress bar a bit more visible. !image-2020-09-09-13-46-47-636.png|thumbnail! Here it is somewhat visible, if you're looking real close: !screenshot-1.png|thumbnail! |
Jan-Jaap van der Geer
made changes -
| Attachment | New: screenshot-2.png [ 52558 ] |
Jan-Jaap van der Geer
made changes -
| Description |
Original:
Recently the visual look of Jenkins has changed a bit. It looks nice. However, when it comes to the job progress bars that are visible here and there, they no longer have a visible boundary, so especially if they're on a white background, it is no longer possible to see where the progress bar ends, and thus how far the build has come. This is mildly annoying, so I hope it is possible to make the size of the progress bar a bit more visible. !image-2020-09-09-13-46-47-636.png|thumbnail! Here it is somewhat visible, if you're looking real close: !screenshot-1.png|thumbnail! |
New:
Recently the visual look of Jenkins has changed a bit. It looks nice. However, when it comes to the job progress bars that are visible here and there, they no longer have a visible boundary, so especially if they're on a white background, it is no longer possible to see where the progress bar ends, and thus how far the build has come. This is mildly annoying, so I hope it is possible to make the size of the progress bar a bit more visible. !image-2020-09-09-13-46-47-636.png|thumbnail! Here it is somewhat visible, if you're looking real close: !screenshot-1.png|thumbnail! I think this is how they used to look, and apparently still do if you open the build page: !screenshot-2.png|thumbnail! It's much more clear how far the build has come here. |
| Labels | New: lts-candidate regression |
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This issue is duplicated by |
| Labels | Original: lts-candidate regression | New: lts-candidate regression ux ux-sig |
| Labels | Original: lts-candidate regression ux ux-sig | New: regression ux ux-sig |
timja Why would this not be an lts-candidate?