Hi, On behalf of oVirt's CI team, I'm happy to announce the STDCI build summary - *We've used patternfly *[1] <http://www.patternfly.org/> to ensure a clean, simple and elegant view of information for your builds. The summary is available for STDCI V2 [2] projects and it is located under *build-artifacts/ci_build_summary.html* *[image: location.png]* STDCI build summary is a single web page, generated dynamically for every build on STDCI. It visualizes all CI threads that ran for that build and features a set of quick links. The main view shows a list of all threads with an indicator if that thread failed or passed. The quick links to the right of each thread lead to *log* and *artifacts* of that thread only. Note that *log* shows the output of your script only to ease debugging. [image: threads_list.png] At the top right side, you will find a set of quick links for convenience: [image: menus.png] *Test results* (available if JUnit XML files were exported during the build) leads to a summary of all JUnit test results that were collected during the build. *Test results analyzer *shows the history of test execution results in a tabular format. *Findbugs results *(available if Findbugs report was generated and exported during the build) shows trend report for Findbugs. *Full build log* shows the full log of all threads. This log is harder to understand as it includes output from CI runtime environment as well as from your scripts. *Rebuild (for GitHub PR)/Retrigger (for Gerrit patch): *Run the build again. The new build will report and vote to Gerrit/GitHub with the new result. *View PR/patch: *Links back to the PR on GitHub or patchset page in Gerrit. [image: view_in_jenkins.png] *View in Jenkins* will lead you back to the build view in Jenkins [image: view_in_blueocean.png] *View in Blue Ocean *will lead you to the build view in Jenkins Blue Ocean view STDCI Documentation https://ovirt-infra-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/CI/Build_and_test_standard... For any questions, don't hesitate to contact the CI team at #rhev-integ, #rhev-dev or view mail at infra@ovirt.org. Thanks, Daniel.
