Is there a Jenkins time chart / plugin that shows when all Jenkin jobs start and end
for historic job runs
It would show when Jenkins jobs run in parallel
i.e. something like a Gantt chart but for historic job runs
There is the build history which is available in the side bar from the jenkins start page (e.g. http://<jenkins-host>/view/All/builds), it shows the builds, when it runs, which status the builds completed with and links to the console. It also comes with a graph that allows to browse through time.
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I'm trying to configure extent report in Jenkins using the Publish HTML reports plug in option.
The extent report is getting generated and working as expected, wondering why this report does not getting generated straight way once click on extent report option at Jenkins project dashboard.
Right now the the Jenkins showing me a link (zip file) to view this extent report. is there any way that this report should get displayed without any zip file link option so this can then useful to add as reporting attachment after post build.
Configuration of published HTML report
Extent report links at dashboard and left hand side panel
On clicking any of the extent report option the Jenkins takes me at following page where only "back to project Name" and Zip link option displayed
How to enable jenkins to display the extent report without any further linking around.
I'm not able to get the code coverage report in Jenkins for my .net web Api solution even after adding run settings file. In jenkin dashboard its showing empty html table for the report. How will I resolve this issueenter image description here
I'm building an app in React Native. I want to include a field in the settings screen which displays the build version of the app. This is because I test the app on several devices (5 different ones at the moment). A build label would therefore be useful just to be sure what bundle I'm running. The build label will basically just state the date that the bundle was built. For instance 20181201 (which would be 1st of December 2018). I can quite easily just create a constant, and update the constant manually before building a bundle. However, this relies on me remembering to update that label. It would be nice if this label was automatically generated at the time of build. Any good suggestions as to how I could achieve this in React Native?
If you write the build number you want in:
Android - app/build.gradle versionCode property
iOS - ios/[APP_NAME]/info.plist CFBundleVersion property
You can use react-native-device-info.
Check out getBuildNumber method.
I use a json file that contains information about the build. This json file is then imported and its contents are used to make a footer on the settings page, this allows me to track which build is on which device.
Personally I use Bitrise to make my builds, so in my workflow there I have a step that runs a bash script that updates the json file with specific information. i.e. date and time of build, Bitrise build number etc.
Alternatively if you don't use a CI suite like Bitrise
For iOS you could use a Pre-action in Xcode and run a script that would update the json file when you create your archive. Edit schema... select Pre-actions and then add a Run Script.
For Android you could use a custom task as explained in this SO answer Execute a custom independent gradle task in android studio
How to schedule jobs in salesforce which run on daily basis using customization .
Her i should also be able to know the number of days remaining
Yes, you can schedule Apex classes for execution using configuration only. Below is the screenshot of the screen that shows all the option you get. In order to get to this screen go to Setup > Develop > Apex Classes and click Schedule Apex button in the top of the list view.
I have a GAE module on IntelliJ and when I after I edit the jsp files in it I can just go to the web browser, hit refresh and the changes show up. The other day I needed to access this from a different computer so I added --address=0.0.0.0 to the server parameters and after that changes to the jsp stopped showing up on the browser until I did a server restart. I removed the option and it started working again. Added it again and it stopped working, repeated several times, always the same result.
So how I can access the server from another computer yet have the ability to make changes and have those changes show up on the web browser without a server restart?
I am using an exploded war, and I have "update classes and resources" on both "on update" and "on frame deactivation".
This is with IntelliJ 13 on OSX 10.9
Thanks.
There are two ways to make iDEA update the runtime project:
Automatic via on frame deactivation, which means that IDEA updates project when you switch to another app (usually browser), i.e. when IDEA looses window focus. This works "automagically" while you test on the same computer, because you usually switch between IDEA and browser (or mobile emulator).
Manually via on update, which requires you to manually click the update button (the green circular arrows) in IDEA inside the running project pane.