Fix Jira webhook JSONException with null timetracking values - JENKINS-75783 #20
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Note: This is for archival/reference only — no action expected from maintainers. Leaving this here in case someone forks or takes over the project in the future. Maybe someone can find this approach useful.
Fixed Jira webhook JSONException by implementing recursive null value preprocessing. Jira changed from empty objects to explicit null values, causing parser failures. Created WebhookJsonPreprocessor that strips ALL null values while preserving valid data.
Root Cause: Jira changed webhook payload format from empty objects to explicit null values:
Fixes: JENKINS-75783 - JSONException when processing Jira webhook payloads with null timetracking values after Jira v10.3.7 upgrade.
Testing done
./gradlew test --tests WebhookJsonPreprocessorTest
and./gradlew test --tests WebhookNullTimetrackingIntegrationTest
Manual testing confirmed functionality with Jira webhook payloads containing null timetracking values, verifying both changelog and comment webhook events process without JSONException.
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