Disable encoding on jelly pages that generate HTML #8
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Jenkins 2.146/2.138.2 changed the default setting for Jelly to encode by default. https://www.stackovercloud.com/2018/10/11/important-security-updates-for-jenkins/ This causes HTML output from this plugin to be escaped, displaying to the user as the literal HTML text. This change disables escaped-by-default on the two pages that generate HTML output directly.
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As this repository doesn't seem to get a lot of attention from the owner, you can add this change yourself after installing the Emma plugin and going into C:\Program Files (x86)\Jenkins\plugins\emma\WEB-INF\lib\Classes.jar and implementing the changes manually in the contents of the jar file. |
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Jenkins 2.146/2.138.2 changed the default setting for Jelly to encode by default.
https://www.stackovercloud.com/2018/10/11/important-security-updates-for-jenkins/
This causes HTML output from this plugin to be escaped, displaying to the user as the literal HTML text.
This change disables escaped-by-default on the two pages that generate HTML output directly.