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  2. JENKINS-22915

In HockeyApp plugin it seems like the "Clean up old versions at HockeyApp" is no longer working

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      When this is selected I keep getting a build failure with the following error reported from this plugin

      "No App ID has been specified; cannot clean up old versions."

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          jnrg Julien R. added a comment -

          It started after the upgrade to 1.0.6

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          jnrg Julien R. added a comment - It started after the upgrade to 1.0.6
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          orrc Christopher Orr added a comment - - edited

          It looks like the plugin, since version 1.0.6, is always overwriting the configured App ID with the "public_identifier" value it gets from the upload response.

          This response parameter is documented here:
          http://support.hockeyapp.net/kb/api/api-apps#-u-post-api-2-apps-upload-u-

          So if the "public_identifier" is missing (which, from the name, I'm guessing is the case for apps which have public downloads disabled), the App ID will become null, regardless of whether an App ID was configured in the job config. And when the "appId" variable is null, you will see the "No App ID has been specified..." error message.

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          orrc Christopher Orr added a comment - - edited It looks like the plugin, since version 1.0.6, is always overwriting the configured App ID with the "public_identifier" value it gets from the upload response. This response parameter is documented here: http://support.hockeyapp.net/kb/api/api-apps#-u-post-api-2-apps-upload-u- So if the "public_identifier" is missing (which, from the name, I'm guessing is the case for apps which have public downloads disabled), the App ID will become null, regardless of whether an App ID was configured in the job config. And when the "appId" variable is null, you will see the "No App ID has been specified..." error message.
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          kenyee Ken Yee added a comment -

          A workaround for now appears to be to uncheck the "Use New API URL" checkbox and it seems to work fine. Pretty bad bug though :-P

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          kenyee Ken Yee added a comment - A workaround for now appears to be to uncheck the "Use New API URL" checkbox and it seems to work fine. Pretty bad bug though :-P
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          kenyee Ken Yee added a comment -

          FYI, if you uncheck the "use new api", it apparently won't delete previous versions if you tell it to only keep N versions. It'll just silently fail to upload.
          I had to tell Jenkins to use the 1.0.5 version of the HockeyApp plugin.

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          kenyee Ken Yee added a comment - FYI, if you uncheck the "use new api", it apparently won't delete previous versions if you tell it to only keep N versions. It'll just silently fail to upload. I had to tell Jenkins to use the 1.0.5 version of the HockeyApp plugin.
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          brantone Brantone added a comment -

          Is this still a bug in 1.2.1?

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          brantone Brantone added a comment - Is this still a bug in 1.2.1?
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          brantone Brantone added a comment -

          Fixed in 1.2.1

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          brantone Brantone added a comment - Fixed in 1.2.1

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              brantone Brantone
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              sdevore Sam D
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