Overview

The project configuration view shows all settings for a project. These settings can be viewed by all users, but can only be edited by users with server administration privileges or project administration privileges for the project. Full details regarding project configuration cna be found on the Projects page.

Information Shown

basics

The "basics" table shows basic project details, such as:

• the project name
• the project description
• the URL for the project's website

specifics

The "specifics" table shows information specific to the project type. For more information, refer to the Project Types section of the Projects page.

artifacts

The "artifacts" table lists the artifacts captured during the build. This table is only present for built-in projects, pulse file projects capture artifacts using directives in the pulse™ file. For more information, refer to the Project Artifacts page.

scm

The "scm" table provides information about the project's SCM. This includes the type and the location of the SCM server. Refer to the Project SCM page for information about SCM configuration. You can view additional SCM information by clicking the "scm info" link. The information is displayed in a popup window and varies from SCM to SCM.

Pulse also allows you to browse the project's view of the SCM using the "browse" scm link. You will be shown a popup window where you can browse directories by clicking on the directory name. This is useful for debugging configuration issues: the view shown in the SCM browser is the same view that will be used to check out a working copy for a build.

post build actions

The "post build actions" table is used to configure tasks to be run after a build of the project completes. For more information, refer to the Project Post Build Actions page.

build specifications

The "build specifications" table lists all build specifications configured for the project. Build specifications define how a project is built. Refer to the Project Build Specifications page for details.

triggers

The "triggers" table lists all triggers configured for the project. Triggers define when the project is built. Refer to the Project Triggers page for details.

cleanup rules

The "cleanup rules" table lists all cleanup rules defined for the project. These rules determined when old build results are cleaned up to save storage space. Refer to the Project Cleanup Rules page for details.