CodeArts Build

The CodeArts Build connector interconnects with Huawei Cloud CodeArts Build.

CodeArts Build provides an easy-to-use platform that supports multi-language parallel builds on the cloud. It helps enterprises improve build efficiency while lowering overall costs even at large scale.

Prerequisites

You have subscribed to CodeArts Build.

Creating a CodeArts Build Connection

Log in to the new ROMA Connect console.
In the navigation pane on the left, choose Connector. On the page displayed, click New Connection.
Select the CodeArts Build connector.
In the dialog box displayed, configure the connector and click OK.

Parameter	Description
Name	Enter the connector instance name.
Description	Enter the description of the connector to identify it.
Access Key	Access key ID (AK) of the current account. Obtain the AK by referring to Access Keys. If an AK/SK pair has been generated, find the downloaded AK/SK file (such as credentials.csv).
Secret Access Key	Secret access key (SK) of the current account. Obtain the SK by referring to Access Keys. If an AK/SK pair has been generated, find the downloaded AK/SK file (such as credentials.csv).

Action

Querying the latest successful build of a specified repository
Querying details of a build record
Executing a build task
Querying success rate of a build task in a specified period
Checking task running status
Viewing the build task list in a project
Downloading Keystore files
Viewing the build history of a task based on start time and end time
Viewing the build history of build tasks

Configuring Parameters

**Table 1** Querying the latest successful build of a specified repository
Parameter	Description
project_id	CodeArts project ID.
region_id	Region ID.
repository_name	Name of the code repository.

**Table 2** Querying details of a build record
Parameter	Description
job_id	Build task ID, which contains the 32 digits and letters at the end of the browser URL when the build task is edited.
build_number	Build number of the task, which starts from 1 and increases by 1 for each build.
region_id	Region ID.

**Table 3** Executing a build task
Parameter	Description
region_id	Region ID.
body	Enter the request body.

**Table 4** Querying success rate of a build task in a specified period
Parameter	Description
job_id	Build task ID, which contains the 32 digits and letters at the end of the browser URL when the build task is edited.
region_id	Region ID.
start_time	Start time, which is in the YYYY-MM-DD format.
end_time	End time, which is in the YYYY-MM-DD format.

**Table 5** Checking task running status
Parameter	Description
job_id	Build task ID, which contains the 32 digits and letters at the end of the browser URL when the build task is edited.
region_id	Region ID.

**Table 6** Viewing the build task list in a project
Parameter	Description
project_id	CodeArts project ID.
region_id	Region ID.
page_index	Page number, indicating that the query starts from this page. The value is no less than 0.
page_size	Number of items displayed on each page. The value is no more than 100.

**Table 7** Downloading Keystore files
Parameter	Description
region_id	Region ID.
file_name	Name of the file to download.
domain_id	Tenant ID, which is a string of 32 digits and lowercase letters.

**Table 8** Viewing the build history of a task based on start time and end time
Parameter	Description
job_id	Build task ID, which contains the 32 digits and letters at the end of the browser URL when the build task is edited.
region_id	Region ID.
offset	Page number, indicating that the query starts from this page. The value is no less than 0.
limit	Number of items displayed on each page. The value is no more than 100.
start_time	Start time, which is in the YYYY-MM-DD format. The time range cannot exceed 30 days.
end_time	End time, which is in the YYYY-MM-DD format. The time range cannot exceed 30 days.

**Table 9** Viewing the build history of build tasks
Parameter	Description
job_id	Build task ID, which contains the 32 digits and letters at the end of the browser URL when the build task is edited.
region_id	Region ID.
offset	Page number, indicating that the query starts from this page. The value is no less than 0.
limit	Number of items displayed on each page. The value is no more than 100.
interval	The time interval from the current date. The value is no more than 30.