module Subordinate::Client::Build
Build
management and configuration
Public Instance Methods
Returns the response with information about the specific build
@see ci.jenkins-ci.org/job/jenkins_rc_branch/322/api/json?pretty=true
@param [String] job the job that you want to retrieve information about @param [String] build_number the build number that you want to retrieve information about
@return [Hashie::Mash] build response
@example Get the build api response
Subordinate::Client.build("My-Job-I-Want-Info-On", 5)
@author Jason Truluck
# File lib/subordinate/client/build.rb, line 21 def build(job, build_number, options = {}) get("job/#{job}/#{build_number}/api/json", options) end
Returns the builds timestamp This methods accepts the simple data formatter seen here: @see docs.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
@see ci.jenkins-ci.org/job/jenkins_rc_branch/322/buildTimestamp
@param [String] job the job that you want to retrieve the build number from @param [String] build_number the build number that you want to retrieve information about @param [String] format the timestamp format you want returned
@return [String] build timestamp
@example Get the first builds timestamp
Subordinate::Client.build_timestamp("My-Job-I-Want-Info-On", 1)
@example Get the first builds timestamp in format “yyyy/MM/dd”
Subordinate::Client.build_timestamp("My-Job-I-Want-Info-On", 1, "yyyy/MM/dd")
@author Jason Truluck
# File lib/subordinate/client/build.rb, line 44 def build_timestamp(job, build_number, format = nil, options = {}) options.merge!( :format => format ) if !format.nil? get("job/#{job}/#{build_number}/buildTimestamp", options) end
Returns the console output for the build specified
@see ci.jenkins-ci.org/job/jenkins_rc_branch/322/logText/progressiveText?start=0
@param [String] job the job that you want to retrieve the build number from @param [String] build_number the build number that you want to retrieve information about @param [String] start_offset the byte offset of where you start. @param [Boolean] pre if you want the output to be returned in a pre-formatted foramat for use in <pre> tags
@return [String] console output of build
@example Get the console output of the first build
Subordinate::Client.console_output_for_build("My-Job-I-Want-Info-On", 1)
@example Get the console output of the first build pre formatted
Subordinate::Client.console_output_for_build("My-Job-I-Want-Info-On", 1, 0, true)
@example Get the console output of the first build starting from the 200th byte
Subordinate::Client.console_output_for_build("My-Job-I-Want-Info-On", 1, 200)
@author Jason Truluck
# File lib/subordinate/client/build.rb, line 73 def console_output_for_build(job, build_number, start_offset = 0, pre = false, options = {}) options.merge!( :start => start_offset.to_i # Convert to Integer in case of nil ) if pre get("job/#{job}/#{build_number}/logText/progressiveHtml", options) else get("job/#{job}/#{build_number}/logText/progressiveText", options) end end