OK, Thanks for the post and the link.
BH
On Thursday, February 21, 2013 3:36:33 PM UTC-7, LesMikesell wrote:
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> On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 2:38 PM, bhill >
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> >> ChromeTest.tearDown:35 NullPointer
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> > Specifically, I&#
Hi,
I have a running instance of the Selenium Grid plugin running on Jenkins
LTS 1.480.1.
* I've configured the grid to use a chrome browser:
> {seleniumProtocol=WebDriver, platform=LINUX, browserName=chrome,
> maxInstances=5, jenkins.nodeName=CentOS 6 Java 7, version=24.0}
* I've installed t
Hi,
I'm glad to be able to eliminate the view as a problem. I originally
installed Jenkins as a native package. However, since then I have been
upgrading by simply updating the .war file
Procedure I used:
1. /etc/init.d/jenkins stop
2. cd /var/lib/jenkins
3. jenkins.war /var/lib/je
Thank you for the response.
Vojta, I did as you asked and looked if I could load the css via browser by
grabbing the link href source from the source code. I was able to pull up
the css file for both the style.css and color.css without problem via
browser.
Here are some more specifics regardi
Hi,
I currently have an instance of Jenkins running the LTS 1.480.1. I do have
Jenkins managing the users who have access to the jobs. After the update I
noticed that logged out users have broken CSS. Has anyone else had any
issues with their CSS after the upgrade? It is causing confusion am
