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When I'm looking for a badge with status for given branch I'm using branch parameter in URL. I'd like to do the same with the link to the latest build or build history of a given branch.
If this is not possible currently I'd be more than happy having such feature provided.
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Travis doesn't seem to currently implement this.
There is an open issue requesting such a feature though:
https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/1996
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If you need URL, the only workaround is to point to:
https://travis-ci.org/{owner_name}/{repo_name}/branches
which would list all branch build history.
Otherwise access to branch build history this can be achieved via Travis CI API in JSON format (as discussed in GH #1996), so it's:
https://api.travis-ci.org//v3/repo/{repository.id}/branch/{branch.name}
To find your repository.id, see: What is the “repository ID” discussed in the Travis-CI API?
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