Overview

The detailed view shows a detailed list of results for all of the stages and commands executed within a build. The view is split into two panes:

• The navigation pane, on the left hand side, shows a hierarchical list of the build, stage and command results. Each item shown is a link that controls the contents of the detail pane.
• The detail pane, on the right hand side, shows information about the selected result (build, stage or command).

Result Summaries

All results (build, stage and command) contain a summary table. This table displays:

• status: the current state of the result
• tests: the results of any tests discovered during post-processing
• when: the time the result execution started
• elapsed: the duration of the result execution

Each type of table shows additional information, described in the sections below.

Build Results

The build result summary table shows the common result columns, along with a column showing the build id. Build-level error messages are also displayed in the summary table. The "build stages" table shows the summary for all stages in the build. Clicking on the stage name will navigate to the details for the stage.

Build Stage Results

The build stage summary table shows the common result columns, along with the folling columns:

• recipe: the name of the recipe that was executed
• agent: the name of the agent that the stage was exceuted on
• actions: various actions for drilling deeper into the stage result.

The actions shown include a link to the log for the stage, which records the recipe execution in real time. Stage-level error messages are also show in the summary table.

The stage view also includes a "commands" table, showing summaries for all commands in the stage. Clicking on the command name will navigate to the details for the command. Note that the first command shown will always be the special "bootstrap" command. This displays the results of bootstrapping an initial working copy from the SCM.

Command Results

Each command result summary table shows the common result columns, along with name of the command that was executed. Command-level error messages will also be shown in the summary table.

Some command results will include a "details" table. This table shows simple name-value pairs providing more information about the command. For example, for executable commands, the exit code will be shown.

artifacts produced by this command

As the title suggests, this section displays all artifacts produced by a command. If any features were discovered by post-processing the artifact, they will also be shown.