How to lookup Git Build Data from past builds?

[bl0ck3r]

Jenkins is the authoritative source of whether a Git commit SHA1 has passed or failed to build. How do I, several weeks after the build is done, interrogate Jenkins about a specific Git commit SHA1? Seems to me I have to scan a hole bunch of XML files until I find the right one. Does not feel like a fast lookup to me, more like a slow walk of all the XML files (O(N) rather than O(1)).

Is the Audit to Database plugin a good idea to solve this?

[Baptiste Mathus]

Might be, but be aware that that plugin is only currently installed < 300 times worldwide, and more importantly latest release is already 2 years old.

But from the description, I agree it seems to match what you'd like to do. But maybe you'd have to take over its maintenance to get to your final destination.

Side node: solved very differently, but would kind of give that: use Gerrit, and plug CI to verify commits. Then you can find any commit afterwards, view who pushed it, how it was amended, if its build(s) passed, when it was merged, anytime.

Cheers

2015-03-01 14:38 GMT+01:00 bl0ck3r <martin....@gmail.com>:

Jenkins is the authoritative source of whether a Git commit SHA1 has passed or failed to build. How do I, several weeks after the build is done, interrogate Jenkins about a specific Git commit SHA1? Seems to me I have to scan a hole bunch of XML files until I find the right one. Does not feel like a fast lookup to me, more like a slow walk of all the XML files (O(N) rather than O(1)).

Is the Audit to Database plugin a good idea to solve this?

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