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the bug is happening for me now. I can see the problem is coming from the server side.
when this class is initialize it is giving the list of all the builds for that view. 200 in my case.
hudson.model.BuildTimelineWidget
i only have 3 builds on my time line widget even though i have been running 200 builds over the last 2 days.
the builds that are going to feature on time line are filtered in this code
public TimelineEventList doData(StaplerRequest req, @QueryParameter long min, @QueryParameter long max) throws IOException {
TimelineEventList result = new TimelineEventList();
for (Run r : builds.byTimestamp(min,max)) {
the for loop is restricted to run based on if anything is returned from builds.byTimestamp(min,max). there is a limit put in the runlist class. that is why only recent builds are returned.