I think I figured it out. This actually seems to be a feature of Jenkins
and not a bug in my code.
After looking trough Jenkins code I found in textbox.jelly the following.
<j:if test="${customizedFields != null and attrs.field != null and value
!= default}">
<j:mute>${customizedFields.add(name)}</j:mute>
</j:if>
So it seems that this is normal, and this is to show that the data has been
changed and it's no longer the default value.
I was actually thinking otherwise that it's a bug in my code as I haven't
seen this "modified" icon in any other plugin that has an "advanced"
section, that I've tested.
If anyone can please confirm my above findings are true it would be great.
Thanks.
On Monday, August 7, 2017 at 10:33:58 PM UTC+3, Daniel Anechitoaie wrote:
>
> I have the following config.jelly file
> https://bitbucket.org/snippets/danechitoaie/EAgn4K
> Which generates repeatable string textboxes but the problem is that each
> time I access the configuration page I get this "One or more fields in this
> block have been edited." without touching anything.
>
> Any idea why this happens? And what I can do to not behave like this?
>
> PrintScreen of how it looks: http://i.imgur.com/1estWLh.png
>
>
> Another strange thing I noticed is that if I have just a "<f:checkbox"
> inside and if I have the "field" attribute it behaves the same (as in I get
> this "One or more fields in this block have been edited." icon
> without doing anything.) But if I replace the "field" attribute with "name"
> it still work sand aI don't get this icon and message.
>
>
> Thank you.
>
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