| Most Jenkins jobs produce some kind of artifact, and the publication usually happens in the end of a build. From an artifact deployment/publishing perspective it is hence not very useful to learn when the last job started, or the last duration. Instead, more useful would be the time when that artifact was available, approximated by the end-time (start-time + duration). It would be great if the "extra-columns-plugin" could provide another extra column named "last published", "last deployed", "last finished" or similar, representing when the last job finished. Extra points if the name of the column is configurable. |
