Hi, we have a repository with translations and a script that verifies that the translated strings are still up to date with the source code. The script generates a CSV file like
LANG;TRANSLATED;FUZZY;UNTRANSLATED
bg;1272;2991;1323
ca;2752;1848;986
cs;2762;2198;626
Now I'd like to visualize that in a kind of dashboard, with historical
data from the last builds.
The "hacky" way would be to import the current data into an RRD file
that is kept between builds, and used to generate graphs. For that, I'd
need a way to keep the RRD file, i.e. tell Jenkins that this file is to
be preserved between builds and moved to new workspaces. I'm not sure
there is a mechanism for that, is there?
Is there a non-hacky way as well? I can use the Plot plugin to generate
a graph for the first language over time, but the Plugin does not read
multiple lines from CSV. In theory, I could make one CSV per language
and instantiate the Plot plugin once per language as well, but I'd
really like something that takes the list of languages from the CSV file
as well.
Ideas?
Simon
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