Help Center/ CodeArts Build/ User Guide/ Viewing a Build Task
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Viewing a Build Task

  1. Access the CodeArts Build homepage from the project page.
  2. The service homepage displays all build tasks associated with the current user. Each entry includes the following details.

    Item

    Description

    Build Task

    Shows the project name and the task name. You may click the project name to open the project's build task list, or click the task name to navigate to its Build History page.

    Last Executed

    Includes the task operator (the user who executed the task), trigger mode, repository branch, and commit ID.

    Result

    Presents the latest build outcomes from right to left. Status is indicated by color. Green indicates a successful build, blue shows a running build, red highlights a failed execution, yellow represents a stopped task, and gray marks a task that has not yet been executed.

    Build Time and Duration

    Displays the start time and total duration of the build task.

    Operation

    Provides quick actions. Click to run a build, to favorite a task, or to open a drop-down list for editing, cloning, disabling, or deleting the task. (For details, see Managing Build Tasks.)
  3. Click a build task to open the Build History page, where the latest build records are displayed. (By default, the page shows activities in the last 30 days, and you can adjust the time range using the date selector in the upper-left corner.)
    Figure 1 Build history
  4. Click the Dashboard tab to see visualized build trends over the past seven days, including success rates and performance distribution, using pie, line, and bar charts.

    You can set the reporting period from the drop-down list.

    Figure 2 Dashboard
  5. On the Build History page, click a build ID to view its build details, such as code source, trigger source, start time, build duration, associations, queue time, action logs, and build parameters.

    • Click the code source link in the upper left corner to access the repository.
    • Click Download Build Package to expand the drop-down list. Choose Download All to retrieve packages produced by successful builds. To browse all artifacts, click Go to Artifact to access Release Repos, where you can check and download individual packages by clicking their names.
    • Click a desired action node (such as Code checkout) on the left to view its logs.
    • Click Full Screen in the upper right corner to maximize the log window. To return to the standard view, click Exit Full Screen. If you need a local copy of the logs, choose Download > Download Logs to retrieve all log files. You can also click any action node on the left to display its logs.
    • Click Edit or Execute in the upper right corner to modify the build task or trigger a new run. Click to view additional task operations, such as cloning the task, saving it as a template, checking its badge status, or disabling it.