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@RanjitCS RanjitCS commented Nov 6, 2025

In #11208, display:flex was added to the default panel-header css which is causing UI to break. Overriding this is child css is difficult, so suggesting to just revert this change for now

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  • Revert panel-header display:flex.

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mawinter69 commented Nov 6, 2025

Not sure what you intend to fix, but the before screenshot doesn't look wrong to me. From which plugin is this?

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RanjitCS commented Nov 7, 2025

Not sure what you intend to fix, but the before screenshot doesn't look wrong to me. From which plugin is this?

Its a private plugin, but essentially https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/pull/11208/files#diff-589da5428ad7e66ca76d06f4b961671e7773a4f0bdde09b8d6f9f0dce095c5d2R15-R19 this change introduces new CSS to panel-header which breaks UI.

I am not sure i get what you mean here, as the after screenshot shows that the after this change the panel-header becomes a column instead of row.

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I guess your before screen shot is what was the state before #11208 and not before your fix. That's a bit confusing.
Not sure if we should care about private plugins though. It's probably better if you adjust your plugin to use modern Jenkins styling. I mean this looks totally out of sync with what we have nowadays.

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Wadeck commented Nov 7, 2025

Not sure if we should care about private plugins though

While I agree with you in general, but when there is a User experimental flag I would expect that there is no breaking change if it's disabled. That's the goal of the feature flag, delivering something, to let users test it and provide feedback. That approach is the way to move fast with changes, and once we reach a good (voluntary) adoption rate and less and less error reports, it can be enabled by default.
Otherwise, you have to ensure to provide backward compatibility OR a lot more tooling / support around the changes (and thus reducing the pace of delivery)

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timja commented Nov 7, 2025

/label ready-for-merge


This PR is now ready for merge, after ~24 hours, we will merge it if there's no negative feedback.

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Not sure if we should care about private plugins though.

matrix-auth on 2.535:

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