A simple build monitor for TeamCity using ASP.NET MVC 4.
This view is optimized to display the results of multiple build configurations with the following features:
- Build configuration name
- Active branch or a pre-selected branch
- Triggered-by user name
- Running build completion percentage
- Queued builds
- Automatic refresh with a 15 seconds interval
- Groups (shown as backend and frontend in the screenshot below)
- Can be customized to display custom groups and build configurations
- Display the history and the last run of the tests on one selected build configuration
This view is optimized to display the results of the tests in multiple build configurations with the following features:
- Build configuration name
- Active branch or a pre-selected branch
- Automatic refresh with a 60 seconds interval
- Groups (shown as backend and frontend in the screenshot below)
If a specified build configuration was updated more than 25 hours ago, a warning message is displayed instead of the dashboard.
Download the repository and compile it on order to download all required NuGet packages. If you don't have automatic NuGet package restore enabled in Visual Studio, then it will have to be enabled.
Open Web.AppSettings.config and enter your TeamCity server information into the settings labeled teamcity_username, teamcity_password and teamcity_api_url.
In the constructor of HomeController.cs, you can switch between using DefaultBuildMonitorModelHandler (shows all jobs in TeamCity automatically) or the CustomBuildMonitorModelHandler which allows you to customize what to display. You can customize your personal view by editing the file App_Data/Settings.xml.
To customize the content of the Automation Monitor dashboard, configure it in the App_Data/Automation.config file.