Thanks for the suggestions. If I can get the build-description to put
the git branch name in the build description, that would be good enough.
It's not particularly pretty, but it would at least make it quick to
find the recent builds of the branch you're interested in.
Hey, this has happened to me twice on two different Ubuntu 10.04 servers
running a fresh install of Jenkins 1.457.
I install the Git and GitHub plugins and configure my new Jenkins job to
build when it receives a push notification from GitHub. In the job
config I leave "Branches to build - Branch
> > 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.
>
> Yes, exactly. And sort the groups by time of latest build, so that
> recently built branches appear near the top of the page.
I'm guessing not
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 05:16:11PM +0200, Vincent Latombe wrote:
> 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.
Yes, exactly. And sort the groups by time of latest build, so that
recently built branches
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
