Using the build viewlet and build categorization
We have different WAS profiles that runs our applications (dev, QA, etc) , and we have build definitions for each profile that build and run our regression tests.
I wanted to create viewlet that shows for each profile the latest results for all the build types only for that profile. However the only categorization that build definition have is team areas and the build viewlet does not allow you to select build definitions or any other filtering not base on team area.
Is there a way to customize the viewlet or use something else that can help me achieve this goal?
I wanted to create viewlet that shows for each profile the latest results for all the build types only for that profile. However the only categorization that build definition have is team areas and the build viewlet does not allow you to select build definitions or any other filtering not base on team area.
Is there a way to customize the viewlet or use something else that can help me achieve this goal?
One answer
Hi Amir,
Unfortunately there's no way to do this with the current viewlet, but there is a work item open to improve this viewlet. I'm not sure if it will be implemented for RTC 2.0 or not:
https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/60557
Alternatively, there is a new Builds page in RTC 2.0 where you can isolate builds from a specific definition to see a list.
For 1.x, I believe the only way to get this type of filtered listing is from the Builds view in the RTC rich client.
Thanks,
Curtis
Unfortunately there's no way to do this with the current viewlet, but there is a work item open to improve this viewlet. I'm not sure if it will be implemented for RTC 2.0 or not:
https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/60557
Alternatively, there is a new Builds page in RTC 2.0 where you can isolate builds from a specific definition to see a list.
For 1.x, I believe the only way to get this type of filtered listing is from the Builds view in the RTC rich client.
Thanks,
Curtis