Updated on 2024-06-27 GMT+08:00

Viewing a Pipeline

On the pipeline details page, you can view basic pipeline information and perform operations on pipelines.

Procedure

  1. Log in to CodeArts Pipeline.
  2. On the Pipelines tab page, search for the target pipeline and click the pipeline name. The Execution History page is displayed.

    You can click the time filter to view execution records by time. By default, executions in the past 7 days are displayed. You can also view executions in the past 14 days or 31 days.

    Execution records are generated only after the first execution.

  3. Click an execution ID to access the Pipeline Details page.

    Click in the upper right corner to edit, clone, and delete a pipeline, and check the pipeline operation histories (creation and editing).

    You can perform the following operations on the Pipeline Details page.

    Operation

    Description

    Retry

    If the execution fails, you can click Retry in the upper right corner to continue the execution.

    Edit

    Click Edit to edit the pipeline by referring to Configuring a Pipeline.

    Execute

    Click Execute in the upper right corner to execute the pipeline again with the latest configurations. An execution record can be generated.

    Download

    Click Download next to Output to download the automatically built packages.

    NOTE:
    • Build packages are available only for build jobs.
    • If there are multiple build packages, click Download All.
    • Only the latest 10 build packages are displayed. To download other build packages, go to the Release Repos page.

    View logs

    Click a job card to view its log.

    NOTE:

    No log will be generated for jobs of DelayedExecution and PipelineSuspension.

    More operations

    Click in the upper right corner of the page to preview, disable, delete, and clone the pipeline, as well as check its operation histories (creation, editing, trigger failure).

    NOTE:

    By default, only project managers, project creators, and pipeline creators can delete pipelines. You can configure permissions for different roles.