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Any decent Eclipse plugin for monitoring Jenkins?

I have found an old plugin for Eclipse from 2009 to monitor a Hudson server but it has two major drawbacks:

  1. No support for multiple Hudson/Jenkins servers
  2. Clicking on a Job in the view results in a window showing a 404 exception

Does anyone know a newer (maintained) Eclipse plugin for Jenkins?

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n_l Avatar asked May 24 '11 09:05

n_l


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2 Answers

There is a Mylyn connector for Hudson, which also works for Jenkins (Update site is http://download.eclipse.org/mylyn/releases/latest/)

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dunni Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 22:09

dunni


Eclipse Juno includes the Mylyn Builds view. It shows the last built time and a summary of your build plans. You can directly see test results and jump to the corresponding code. Build failures are marked red just as in the Problems view.

Menu -> Windows -> Show View -> Mylyn Builds 

If you don't have it, install it:

Menu -> Help -> Install New Software... -> http://download.eclipse.org/mylyn/releases/juno    choose    Mylyn Integrations -> Mylyn Builds Connector: Hudson/Jenkins    Mylyn SDKs and Frameworks -> Mylyn Builds 

They are also available for Eclipse Indigo.

Normally the Builds view automatically connects with your Hudson/Jenkins server, just wait a few seconds. If not, add it manually. Just don't add it multiple times, since there is no easy removal mechanism (except removing the plugin's xmi file in your eclipse workspace).

The server preferences allow for adding individual build plans. Click refresh first.

Don't forget to activate "Refresh Automatically" in the view menu.

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sina72 Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 22:09

sina72