If I have a number in my Java-Code it is not formated like
return 0;
It will be shown as
return 0 ;
This is a bug as it can be reproduced every time
Just released 1.6.3 on Atlassian Marketplace. Please update and thanks for bringing up this issue.
Kind regards
Holger
I can confirm, you are right. The bug is still in v1.6.2. It is fixed in source, but jar build went wrong, so bugfix is not included in v1.6.2.
Will work on v1.6.3 in the next days to fix this problem.
Kind regards
Holger
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Which JIRA version and which browser version are you using?
Did you restart your browser after updating the plugin (because this might be a caching problem)?
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We use Jira 5.2.6 with Chrome and Firefox in Windows.
I additionally tried it in Chrome in iOS6
Thats what HTML-Code is generated
<div class="container"> <div class="line number0 index0 alt2"> <code class="java value">2013</code> <code class="java plain">-</code> <code class="java value">01</code> <code class="java plain">-</code> <code class="java value">24</code> <code class="java value">11</code> <code class="java plain">:</code> <code class="java value">59</code> <code class="java plain">:</code> <code class="java value">10</code> <code class="java plain">,</code> <code class="java value">877</code> ...
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The HTML code is fine. The problem is CSS class "value", which is also used now by JIRA view issue page since 5.2.
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Sorry but in current version this error still applies.
But thanks for your response
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This is fixed in the latest release of the JIRA Syntax Highlighter plugin. See https://bitbucket.org/hski/syntaxplugin-public/issue/23/rendeer-problems-with-python-code for more details.
Kind regards
Holger
P.S. Please report bugs here https://bitbucket.org/hski/syntaxplugin-public/issues?status=new&status=open. Thanks!
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