Hello, that's a good idea, I guess it would require an alternative view of the build history that would 'group' the builds by branch. This is SCM-specific, as the branch information is part of Git Data (and not all SCM support building several branches on the same job).
I guess the build history layout could be extracted as an extension point, then a plugin could provide additional views depending on the needs. Vincent 2012/3/27 seanh <snh...@gmail.com> > Hey, I've setup a Jenkins job for our Python app with the Git and > GitHub plugins. Whenever someone pushes a new commit to any branch of > our GitHub project, Jenkins checks out that commit and runs a script > which runs our unit tests using nose, and if you view the build in > Jenkins you can see a nice JUnit report of which tests failed. Great! > > But the problem is that the Jenkins web interface for the job just > presents a list of all builds in chronological order. > > What we really want is to see a list of all branches that Jenkins has > built, with the most recently built branches at the top, and for each > branch a list of links to all the builds for that branch. > > As a developer, when you visit the Jenkins page for our job, the > question you have in mind is: did all the tests pass for the latest > commit on my branch? With the default interface you'd have to click on > build after build until you find the latest one corresponding to your > branch. > > Is there a way to get the kind of view we want in Jenkins? > > Thanks >
