There is a Run button and a build history interface in the top right corner of the page. Click the Run button to re-run the current build configuration. Click the ellipsis on the Run button to customize a build to run.
Use Build Actions drop-down menu to add commentary and tags to the build, and to pin or unpin the build.
Use Edit Configuration Settings drop-down to navigate to particular stage of editing current build configuration parameters. Click the guillemets (angle brackets) on the build history interface to navigate to Build Results pages of the previous and next builds (identified with their build state and number), or click the All history link to view the build history tab of the build configuration home page.
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This tab is included on the Build Results page, if tests were run.
| Item |
Description |
| Download all tests in CSV |
Click the link to download a file containing all the build tests results |
| Find |
Type a particular test name and click Filter to view only a limited number of tests. |
| Tests to show |
Use the drop-down list to select the number of tests to be displayed on each page. Click OK to save the selection. |
Displayed layout of the list depends on the type of viewed items.
Viewing Tests
| Item |
Description |
| Status |
Shows the status (OK, Ignored, and Failure) of the test. Failed tests are shown in a red Failure link, which you can click to view and analyze the test failure details. Click the header above this column to sort the table by status. |
| Test |
- Click
 next to the test name and test package to open the test in your IDE (an IDE should be running at the moment).
- Click
 to open details page for the test.
- Click the column header to sort by test name.
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| Duration |
Shows the time it took to complete the test. Click the  button to show the Test Duration Graph popup (see below). Click the header above this column to sort by duration. |
| Order# |
Shows the sequence in which the tests were run. Click the header above this column to sort by test order number. |
Viewing suits, packages/namespaces, and classes
| Item |
Description |
| Name |
Name of the item (test suit, package/namespace, or class) |
| Duration |
Shows the time it took to complete all the tests in the item. Click the header above this column to sort by duration. |
| Tests |
Shows the number of tests contained in this item. If the item contains failed or ignored tests, quantity of these tests is shown in parentheses (failed tests - red, ignored tests - grey) |
Viewing Complete Test Details
To view complete history and details of a test, click the next to the test's name.
Test Duration Graph
The test duration graph is useful for comparing the amount of time it takes individual tests to run on the builds of this build configuration.
Test duration results are only available for the builds which are currently in the build history. Once a build has been cleaned up this data is no longer available.
You can perform the following actions on the Test Duration Graph:
- Filter out the builds that failed the test by clearing the Show failed option.
- Calculate the daily average values by selecting the Average option.
- Click a build's test duration dot plotted on the graph to jump to the corresponding build results Build Results page.
- View a build summary in the tooltip of a build's test duration dot, and navigate to the corresponding Build Results page.
- Filter information by agents by selecting or clearing a particular agent or by clicking All or None links to select or clear all agents.
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