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Issue Type:
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![Bug]() Bug
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Affects Versions:
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current |
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Assignee:
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Manuel Carrasco
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Attachments:
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sorted.png, unsorted.png |
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Components:
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performance-plugin |
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Created:
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22/May/14 5:37 PM
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Description:
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The report showed unsorted URIs, making it difficult to look for something when they are several rows. I've found there is a getUriListOrdered in PerformaceReport.java, but it was not sorting them. So I have added:
Collections.sort(UriReportList);
Now, it is like this:
public List<UriReport> getUriListOrdered() {
Collection<UriReport> uriCollection = getUriReportMap().values();
List<UriReport> UriReportList = new ArrayList<UriReport>(uriCollection);
Collections.sort(UriReportList);
return UriReportList;
}
This made the job, but the list of URIs was sorted in reverse alphabetic order (from Z to A, let's say)
So I went to UriReport.java and change the compareTo method
From
return uriReport.getUri().compareTo(this.getUri());
To
return this.getUri().compareTo(uriReport.getUri());
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Project:
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Jenkins
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Priority:
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![Minor]() Minor
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Reporter:
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pablo martinez
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