Historical comparison/animation?

2013-07-23 Thread Greg Moncreaff
Is there any way, for a job splash page or dashboard view, or plugin view, 
to
have Jenkins/plugin be able to generate that presentation for an arbitrary 
date?
 
You basically get a where are we right now presentation with everything,
with maybe some basic delta from previous build,
but sometimes you (or more likely your manager) 
wants to compare that with where you were in the past?
 
Are you getting better or worse? by how much? in what areas?

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Re: Historical comparison/animation?

2013-07-23 Thread Tom D'Aurizio
What kind of information are you looking to trend?   If it's code quality, 
Sonar might be a good fit.   http://www.sonarqube.org

It's easily integrated with Jenkins and will give you trend information on 
a large number of code related metrics.  You can select the values you care 
most about, plot them on a timeline and even throw in milestones to 
designate significant releases, changes in underlying libraries that 
prompted code changes, etc.   



On Tuesday, July 23, 2013 9:24:57 AM UTC-4, Greg Moncreaff wrote:

 Is there any way, for a job splash page or dashboard view, or plugin view, 
 to
 have Jenkins/plugin be able to generate that presentation for an arbitrary 
 date?
  
 You basically get a where are we right now presentation with everything,
 with maybe some basic delta from previous build,
 but sometimes you (or more likely your manager) 
 wants to compare that with where you were in the past?
  
 Are you getting better or worse? by how much? in what areas?


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Re: Historical comparison/animation?

2013-07-23 Thread Richard Bywater
I second that - unless you store all builds going back to the past, you
won't be able to see the trends in the various plugins. Also the more
builds you have the slower Jenkins starts I've found although perhaps that
has been solved since the version I've been using?

Richard.


On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 4:11 AM, Tom D'Aurizio dauri...@gmail.com wrote:

 What kind of information are you looking to trend?   If it's code quality,
 Sonar might be a good fit.   http://www.sonarqube.org

 It's easily integrated with Jenkins and will give you trend information on
 a large number of code related metrics.  You can select the values you care
 most about, plot them on a timeline and even throw in milestones to
 designate significant releases, changes in underlying libraries that
 prompted code changes, etc.



 On Tuesday, July 23, 2013 9:24:57 AM UTC-4, Greg Moncreaff wrote:

 Is there any way, for a job splash page or dashboard view, or plugin
 view, to
 have Jenkins/plugin be able to generate that presentation for an
 arbitrary date?

 You basically get a where are we right now presentation with everything,
 with maybe some basic delta from previous build,
 but sometimes you (or more likely your manager)
 wants to compare that with where you were in the past?

 Are you getting better or worse? by how much? in what areas?

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