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New Feature
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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None
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Jenkins 2.303.2
extra-columns plugin 1.24
Jenkins core supplies a column "Last Duration" for "List view".
Unfortunately, this actually shows the duration of the last successful build, without a clear indication of this.
There is a report of this for the Jenkins core:
https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-9145
According to the comments there, it doesn't look, like this will be changed.
Another way to solve the problem, would be a column via extra-columns-plugin, supplying this type. (I just don't have a good name for the column right away "real last completed duration" ???
[JENKINS-67039] Add a "Last Duration" column, which shows the last duration, regardless of state
Description |
Original:
Jenkins core supplies a column "Last Duration" for "List view".
Unfortunately, this actually shows the duration of the last *successful* build, without a clear indication of this. There is a report of this for the Jenkins core: https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-9145 According to the comments there, it doesn't look, like this will be changed. Another way to solve the problem, would be a column via extra-columns-plugin, supplying this type. (I just don't have a good name for the column right away "real last duration" ??? ;-) |
New:
Jenkins core supplies a column "Last Duration" for "List view".
Unfortunately, this actually shows the duration of the last *successful* build, without a clear indication of this. There is a report of this for the Jenkins core: https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-9145 According to the comments there, it doesn't look, like this will be changed. Another way to solve the problem, would be a column via extra-columns-plugin, supplying this type. (I just don't have a good name for the column right away "real last completed duration" ??? ;) |
Summary | Original: Add a "Last Duration", which shows the last duration, regardless of state | New: Add a "Last Duration" column, which shows the last duration, regardless of state |