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Todd Patterson commented on JENKINS-1327:
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+1 Just voted for this.
We recently migrated to Jenkins v1.431 from Quickbuild. The "Build Time Trend"
graph is a very useful feature, but like the reporter stated, it only
represents those builds which still exist. Any builds which have been
purged/cleaned-up will not be shown on the graph.
Instead of statically defining a window (e.g 30 days or 30 builds), we would
very much like the ability to configure the number of builds that the graph
includes. I realize the graph could become very compressed if too many builds
were included, so perhaps a ceiling/max-value could be enforced on the
configuration.
Please let me know if I should file this as a separate request, seemed fitting
to include as part of this issue.
> Alternate build time trend graph
> --------------------------------
>
> Key: JENKINS-1327
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-1327
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: other
> Affects Versions: current
> Environment: Platform: All, OS: Linux
> Reporter: tblack
>
> I would be interested in seeing an alternate presentation of the existing
> build
> time trend graph. The alternative graph would have two differences:
> 1.) I would like to see a historical 30-day presentation, even if the job has
> explicitly been marked to keep only smaller number of builds or shorter days
> worth of builds.
> 2.) The X-axis would be time-normalized. That is, if a job has not be
> triggered
> for 5 days, I would see that time gap show up on the graph.
> I think the current graph gets its data from the 'builds' directory of the job
> workspace, so to accomplish number the above, there would have to be an
> additional persistence mechanism to hold the build number, timestamp and build
> duration.
> It would also be valuable to have a direct link to the graph (same as the
> existing graph). Perhaps something like:
> http://hudson-host:8080/job/my-job/buildTimeGraph30Day
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