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[JENKINS-20570] Test Statistics Grid support for categorization like the Categorized Jobs View #226

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TobiX opened this issue Nov 13, 2013 · 3 comments

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TobiX commented Nov 13, 2013

The TestStatisticsGrid could support categorization by regex the same way or by incorporating/reusing the Categorized Job View plugin. In the attached screenshots there are just a few sample projects created with the typical post-fix classification. But when project lists are long, grouping is helpful.

I envision that categorization of the TestStatisticsGrid might be by:

  • job name just as is done by the Categorized Jobs View
  • weather (not currently a column seen on the test statistics grid)

Originally reported by jwmach1, imported from: Test Statistics Grid support for categorization like the Categorized Jobs View
  • assignee: petehayes
  • status: Open
  • priority: Major
  • resolution: Unresolved
  • imported: 2022-10-30
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TobiX commented Nov 14, 2013

jwmach1:

I may be able to offer a pull request for an implementation modeled after Categorized Job View (rather than extending). Being able to categorize by job HealthReport, I don't think lends itself to utilizing Categorized Job View directly.

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TobiX commented Nov 14, 2013

jwmach1:

though as I look at this closer, it seems the BallColor enum available through job.getIconColor() may be more appropriate than HealthReport. HealthReport would take some refactoring/adjustment to make a suitable grouping to key from.

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TobiX commented May 6, 2015

cjbush:

Sorry to change the priority. I had the wrong issue selected. Reverted back.

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