Build can be manually triggered by [running configuration|Run Configuration]. After a build is triggered, it will be put into the queue. If there are no idle threads in the queue, the build will wait until a free thread is available as demonstrated below:
!run-build.png!
The build will then be put into running status if it is picked up by a free thread in the queue. Build log tab will display latest 500 log entries and will be auto-refreshed while the build is running.
!run-build2.png!
{warning}The step status graph and build log tab is only visible to users who are allowed to access build logs.{warning}
After the build finished, the step status graph will disappear from the build overview page. However, it can be brought out by clicking the _steps_ tab like below:
!run-build3.png!
The build log tab will display the full build log after build finishes.
!run-build.png!
The build will then be put into running status if it is picked up by a free thread in the queue. Build log tab will display latest 500 log entries and will be auto-refreshed while the build is running.
!run-build2.png!
{warning}The step status graph and build log tab is only visible to users who are allowed to access build logs.{warning}
After the build finished, the step status graph will disappear from the build overview page. However, it can be brought out by clicking the _steps_ tab like below:
!run-build3.png!
The build log tab will display the full build log after build finishes.