Administrator's Guide

📄️ Working with Steps

Step is the key concept in QuickBuild. A build process is actually the execution of sequence of steps. Steps can be defined in step setting page of a configuration like below:

QuickBuild is able to publish and display some commonly used build reports, such as JUnit, Checkstyle, NUnit, EMMA, etc. For reports that QuickBuild does not have native support, if it generates reports in html format, you can instruct QuickBuild to create a report tab in build detail page displaying this html report. This is done by adding the step Publish -\> Html Report from the step menu. We will demonstrate its usage through an example:

📄️ Set Up Build Dependency

It is quite common that a product is comprised of different components, and a component is used by different products. We suggest to set up builds for these components and products separately in this case, and utilize QuickBuild's dependency mechanism to use result of component builds in product builds.

📄️ Set Up Build Promotion

Define promomotions

📄️ Build Notifications

Users can subscribe to configurations to get build notifications if they are willing to do so. On the other hand, you can set up the configuration to forcibly send build notifications to users under certain conditions even if they do not choose to subscribe. This can be done by editing notification setting of corresponding configuration like below:

📄️ Customize Notification Templates

Build notification templates can be customized following below steps:

📄️ Set Up Proof Build

Proof build support is enabled per SCM. Refer to below links on how to set up proof build for different SCMs:

📄️ Working with Resources

What is Resource

📄️ Build Concurrency and Deadlock

Control Build Concurrency with Resources

📄️ Working with Build Grid

Grid overview

🗃️ Working with Cloud Profiles

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📄️ Diagnose Build Issues

Investigate build failure

📄️ Running Behind Apache

Introduction

📄️ Data Management

Data backup and restore

📄️ License Management

🗃️ Security Management

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📄️ Auditing User Activities

QuickBuild audits all user activities in the system such as configuration modification, build triggering/cancelling. Authorized users may open the audit log to find out what has been changed in the system during a certain time period, and can compare the changes if necessary as demonstrated by below screenshot:

📄️ Plugin Management

QuickBuild is designed around OSGi, a plugin framework. This enables QuickBuild to be extended easily by just installing new plugins. In fact many of its features are provided by plugins out of the box, such as steps, repositories, reports, etc. All QuickBuild plugins are kept in the plugins folder under QuickBuild's installation directory, with each file representing a single plugin.

Administrator's Guide

📄️ Working with Steps

🗃️ Working with SCM systems

🗃️ Working with Build Tools

🗃️ Working with Issue Tracker

🗃️ Artifact Management

🗃️ Publish Build Reports

📄️ Publish HTML Reports