When you have a view that is alphabetically before 'All', iJenkins loads in a weird state about ijenkins

[tammojan]

Ah that would explain the crippled view I always see (since every build starts with an underscore).

[rafiki270]

Unfortunately I won't be in a position to fix this at least for the next month and a half ... If anyone could pick this up that would great otherwise I will fix this later ...

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On 28 Jun 2015, at 11:30, Tammo Jan Dijkema [email protected] wrote:

Ah that would explain the crippled view I always see (since every build starts with an underscore).

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[tammojan]

I'll grep the code for "All" and see if a fix is trivial.

[rafiki270]

Just a thought but do you have an idea how this will behave in a multilingual environment?

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On 28 Jun 2015, at 15:46, Tammo Jan Dijkema [email protected] wrote:

I'll grep the code for "All" and see if a fix is trivial.
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[tammojan]

The cause is probably in the following lines in FTServerHomeViewController.m:91 , which selects the first view as a default (and the rest of the logic initializes everything assuming this is 'All'):

if (_serverObject.views.count > 1) {
    if (!_selectedView) {
        _selectedView = [_views objectAtIndex:0];
    }
}

A solution would be to check if there is a view named 'All' (or any translation).