Build List

The Build List allows you to view recent builds and their details. You can filter the list by date at the top of the page. Data is available for the last 14 days, but you can also limit the data to shorter time periods.

For enterprise customers, the build list stores the latest 200,000 builds are available regardless of how long ago they were run.

Time Zones

The times displayed are from the perspective of the viewer's browser. This means that the times will look different depending on who is viewing the data.

Overview Bar

The overview contains a summary of your builds during the selected time period and includes:

  • Total Builds: The total number of builds that were run.

  • Successful Builds: The total number of builds that were successfully run.

  • Total Initiator Agents: The number of unique Initiator Agents that initiated at least one of the build.

  • p50 Duration: The mean duration of your builds. 50 percent of builds were longer, and 50 percent of builds were shorter than this value.

  • p90 Duration: The duration of the build that is the 90th percentile in terms of duration. 90 percent of builds were shorter, and 10 percent of builds were longer that this value.

Build List

You can filter the build list by status, type, duration, or Build Group. You can also filter by searching the list for strings in the Build Title, Initiator, and Command Line values of your builds. The list contains the following columns: 

  • Status: Whether the build was completed with a status of Success, Failed, or Canceled.

  • Build Title: If you included a title in your build command to help identify the build, you can view it here.

  • Command Line: The command that was used to run the build.

  • Initiator: The name of the initiator that initiated the build.

  • Build Group: The Build Group that the initiator belongs to.

  • Start Time: The start time of the build.

  • Duration: The duration of the build.

  • Failure Reason: If relevant, the reason the build failed.

  • Total Tasks: The total number of tasks in the build.

  • Remote Tasks: The number of tasks that were executed by an on-prem remote helper agent.

  • Cloud Tasks: The number of tasks that were executed by a cloud helper agent.

  • Local Tasks: The number of tasks that were executed on the local machine.

  • Max. Helper Cores: The maximum number of helper cores used at one time.

  • Average Helper Cores: The average number of helper cores used at one time.

  • Hit: When using Build Cache, this is the number of tasks that were Build Cache hits, reusing content from the cache.

  • Max Needed Helper Cores: The maximum demand for helper cores at one time.

  • Miss: When using Build Cache, this is the number of tasks that were Build Cache misses.

  • Uncachable Tasks: When using Build Cache, the number of tasks that are not cachable and are executed or distributed normally.