ctmiller it is a great help if you provide the details requested in "How to report an issue" so that others are more likely to give their time to assist. I know that I am much more interested in helping people when they provide details like the specific plugin versions they are running.
I think that I was able to avoid the issue with the following steps:
- Define the list of plugins and their versions in a plugins.txt
file (using the script from "How to report an issue")
- Create a run-jenkins.sh
script that starts Jenkins and downloads those plugin versions
- Run the run-jenkins.sh
script and choose to install no additional plugins
- Confirm that the issue is not reported
I am able to duplicate the issue with the following steps:
- Perform the prior steps to create an initial installation
- Disable the job config history plugin (or remove it) and restart Jenkins
- Confirm that the issue is reported
The crucial step in the failure is to remove the job config history plugin that is an optional dependency of the mail watcher plugin. I don't know why an optional dependency would fail in that way, but the workaround seems to work (at least it avoids the error message)
The mail watcher plugin is up for adoption. If your organization depends on it, you should consider adopting the plugin, modernizing it, and releasing a new version. The plugin health score of the mail watcher plugin is only 76 / 100, so there is room for improvement for the plugin.
Hi Team,
Any updates?
TIA