Thanks for the reply guys. and thanks for explanation. i thought it was an
error on jenkins. i'm still new here and don't know what kind of scm there
using.. what i do know is there using git and gradle to build the project.
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That format looks a little different than I'd expect from a git change.
Possibly they are using Mercurial (which I believe has a concept of commit
number, in addition to the hash of the commit)?
It would be helpful to know what SCM they are using.
Mark Waite
On Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 4:30 PM Colin
Those "random number and letter" are Git commit identifiers. They are
SHA-1 hashes of the Git commit object. It's kind of like a Subversion
revision number, except it's more unique. For some reason the "All
Changes" view is showing you the Git commit that each change came from.
On Tuesday, O
correction..
Greetings,
I'm new here and I'd like to ask if you guys have encounter about this. If
I click all changes (number), it shows random number and letter. and if I
click recent changes (number2), it show normal number.
is these normal? or not? if not, how can i change it to numbers l
sorry wrong info
I'm new here and I'd like to ask if you guys have encounter about this. If
I click all changes (number), it shows random number and letter. and if I
click recent changes (number2), it show normal number.
is these normal? or not? if not, how can i change it to numbers like recen
