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  2. JENKINS-9088

Global Build Stats graphing should stack the statuses in a different order

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      Just began to use this feature. I think it would be better to have the FAILED builds as the lowest level of the stack, with UNSTABLE and SUCCESS above that, in that order. FAILED and FAILED AND UNSTABLE would seem to be the interesting measures to read off the Y axis and that is difficult in the order they are currently layered.

          [JENKINS-9088] Global Build Stats graphing should stack the statuses in a different order

          Kohsuke Kawaguchi added a comment -

          I'm not sure which page in Jenkins you are referring to. Or is this some plugin you are talking about?

          Kohsuke Kawaguchi added a comment - I'm not sure which page in Jenkins you are referring to. Or is this some plugin you are talking about?

          NetAppBlueDevil added a comment -

          My bad. This is the global build stats plugin. I didn't think it was a plugin on first glance since it was on the manage Jenkins page. I've edited the component.

          NetAppBlueDevil added a comment - My bad. This is the global build stats plugin. I didn't think it was a plugin on first glance since it was on the manage Jenkins page. I've edited the component.

          Frédéric Camblor added a comment -

          lowered priority, cosmetic to my mind

          Frédéric Camblor added a comment - lowered priority, cosmetic to my mind

          Frédéric Camblor added a comment -

          fixed in 1.3 : changed build status ordering to not build > failures > aborted > unstables > success

          Frédéric Camblor added a comment - fixed in 1.3 : changed build status ordering to not build > failures > aborted > unstables > success

            fcamblor Frédéric Camblor
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