Jenkins all changes number

[Axl Kersillian]

Greetings,

I'm new here and I'd like to ask if you guys have encounter about this. If I click all changes (number2), it shows random number and letter. and if I click recent changes (number), it show normal number.

is these normal? or not? if not, how can i change it to numbers like recent changes

[Axl Kersillian]

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.

[Colin Bennett]

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.

[Mark Waite]

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

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[Axl Kersillian]

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.