"parameters" object contans numbers (int() conversion) instead of characters #20
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The Matrix Groovy Execution Strategy plugin appears to have an issue on Java 11+ where string parameters are appearing as byte arrays instead of strings. Implement a workaround to detect this and convert the byte array back into a string. Refs: jenkinsci/matrix-groovy-execution-strategy-plugin#20
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The Matrix Groovy Execution Strategy plugin appears to have an issue on Java 11+ where string parameters are appearing as byte arrays instead of strings. Use the new String() constructor instead of toString() to ensure we get string repesentation of the parameter. Refs: jenkinsci/matrix-groovy-execution-strategy-plugin#20
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The Matrix Groovy Execution Strategy plugin appears to have an issue on Java 11+ where string parameters are appearing as byte arrays instead of strings. Use the new String() constructor instead of toString() to ensure we get string repesentation of the parameter. Refs: jenkinsci/matrix-groovy-execution-strategy-plugin#20 Refs: #2984 (comment)
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java --version
openjdk 11.0.5 2019-10-15
jenkins ver:
2.190.3
matrix-groovy-execution-strategy
1.0.7
println parameters["option"] prints array of numbers. For instance if parameters["option"] contains "auto" it will be printed as [97, 117, 116, 111] which is int() conversion of characters. It looks there is unexpected int() conversion
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