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Please note that in the original case the string in question is not marked as a
code block, so it may be the cause why it didn't crash this installation. -
I suppose the following line is causing an issue:
>at org.apache.derby.exe.7x36ea394d5a03f69eae44b4589c70c791db58a2.g0(Unknown Source)< -
Previous Value Current Value true
false
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Replace original id with another id and make the issue public for release notes purpose.
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State changed as code fixing the issue is committed (93477f88)
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OneDev
changed state to 'Closed' 9 months ago
Previous Value Current Value Open
Closed
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State changed as build OD-6124 is successful
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OneDev
changed state to 'Released' 9 months ago
Previous Value Current Value Closed
Released
| Type |
Bug
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| Priority |
Normal
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| Affected Versions |
11.6.10
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Issue Votes (0)
Today, we've encountered an issue with accessing an issue on our local installation of OneDev. After investigation, the cause of the issue looks like to be a string of chars that OneDev considered a possible commit-id in the project that do not have code repository enabled.
OneDev reports following error:
This string
7x36ea394d5a03f69eae44b4589c70c791db58a2that is causing an error was sent as part of the log pasted in HTML email sent to OneDev inbox for our project.Would it be possible to improve validation of the incoming data or somehow handle this exception?