Overview
The Artifact Wizard is used to add artifacts to built-in projects. The wizrad guides you through the following steps:
- Artifact type: choose a name and the type of artifact (directory or file)
- Type-specific details: configure the directory or file to capture
- Post-processors: select which post-processors to apply to files captured as part of the artifact
The steps are described in more detail below.
Step 1: Artifact Type
In this step you will need to provide a name for the artifact, and select which type of artifact to capture.
name
A descriptive name for the artifact, used to idenitify it in the web interface. This name must be unique within the project.
type
Select the artifact type:
- directory artifact: used to capture multiple files nested under a specified base directory
- file artifact: used to capture a single file
Step 2: Type-specific Details
In this step you will need to configure the properties of the type of artifact you have chosen. Refer to the documentation for the appropriate type of artifact for details:
Step 3: Post-Processing
The final step is to choose which post-processors to apply to files captured as part of the artifact. Post-processors can be used to detect features such as errors and warnings, and to integrate test results in the build result. The available post-processors are described on the Project Post-Processors page.
