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As a developer, i am concerned about the project's latest status, especially for continuous integration builds. This information should be contained in a new column, called Details.
When the project is building, i am interested in seeing if the project is triggered by SCM changes or by whosoever that forced it. I am also interested in knowing about how long before the project completes building, regardless if Jenkins' estimation is incorrect.
Example: Changes by [ user1, user2 ].
Example: Manual run by user1.
Example: Started by timer.
Example: Started by upstream project.
Example: Started by multiple sources.
Example: 12 minutes estimated remaining - Started by [ SCM changes / username manually ]
When the project is not building, idling or sleeping, i do not expect much out of the Details column.
Example: Sleeping.
Suggestions are welcome.
When the project fails to build, i would like to know whotheheck breaks it.
Example: Broken by [ culprit1, culprit2, culprit3, etc ].
When the project failed previously and builds, i would like to know who is to the rescue. :)
Example: [ user1, user2, etc ] attempting to fix build broken by [ culprit1, culprit2, culprit3, etc ]
Information concerning the date and time of the build should not be shown in Details column, to a new column called Last build of #1 instead.
As a developer, i am concerned about the project's latest status, especially for continuous integration builds. This information should be contained in a new column, called Details.
Information concerning the date and time of the build should not be shown in Details column, to a new column called Last build of #1 instead.
P/S: Inspired by Cruise Control.NET Tray, CCTray.
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