The Last Builds widget displays a snapshot of the most recent build results for a selected Jenkins job, together with a weather report icon that reflects the overall build trend. It gives your team an immediate health summary of a job without navigating away from the Tuleap dashboard.
Installation Note
This widget is available on both Project dashboards and Personal dashboards.
It requires the Hudson/Jenkins plugin to be installed and activated by your platform administrator, and at least one Jenkins job to be registered in the project's Continuous Integration service.
Configuration
When adding the widget, you must specify the following setting:
Monitored job : select the Jenkins job you want to monitor. The dropdown lists all Jenkins jobs registered in the project's Continuous Integration service. If the list is empty, register at least one job first.
Content
Once a job is selected, the widget displays two sections side by side :
The left column lists the three key builds for the monitored job. Each entry is a clickable link that opens the corresponding build detail page in Tuleap.
Last Build : The most recent build, regardless of its outcome.
Last Success : The most recent build that completed successfully.
Last Failure : The most recent build that failed.
The right cjoaolumn displays a Weather Report icon that summarises the overall health trend of the job based on its recent build history.
Icon | Health score | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
☀️ Sun | ≥ 80 % | Excellent — the vast majority of recent builds succeeded. |
⛅ Partly cloudy | ≥ 60 % | Good — most recent builds succeeded. |
☁️ Cloudy | ≥ 40 % | Unstable — mixed results across recent builds. |
🌧️ Rainy | ≥ 20 % | Poor — most recent builds failed. |
⛈️ Stormy | < 20 % | Critical — nearly all recent builds failed. |
Information
If the job has never been built, the list shows "No build found for this job." instead of build links.
Useful Tip
The health score is provided by Jenkins and is calculated from the results of recent builds. Improving it requires fixing failing builds in your Jenkins pipeline.
Changing the monitored job
You can change the monitored job at any time.
Click the gear icon in the widget header, then select Edit.
In the Edit widget modal, use the Monitored job dropdown to select a different job.
Click Edit widget to save your selection.