On the status page, all builds are shown. Some may have failed. Where a build has failed, it'd be useful to be able to kick off another build on the spot for (in-development) builds that fail intermittently.

When setting up the connection setting for Jenkins in CatLight v2.1.4 I am getting a "Error: SSL connect error"

The Jenkins server is hosted in AWS with a Amazon issues SSL Cert thats valid.

Any recommendations on how to resolve this?

I have >30 Github projects enabled in Travis-CI, but only 12/13 of them are listed when choosing the "settings" for Travis in CatLight. It seems that only some of the available projects are listed. It seems also to change and newly builded are somewhen later available as "Unselected" project ...

For Appveyor all available are listed correctly.

Hi,

I am a developer working in VSTS for Microsoft. In CatLight's integration with VSTS, does it make a call to the following REST API to get a list of a user's VSTS accounts?

https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/integrate/api/shared/accounts

And if so, which fields do you consume? I am assuming just the AccountUri field or both AccountUri and AccountName.

Also, I was going through CatLight's initial start experience, and it seemed to me that you are able to figure out the VSTS account that I am currently signed into, but it's not clear to me how you pick one particular account since my user

Does it send user credentials over the internet?

Hi,

I'm just trying catlight with jenkins p4 plugin. Seems lightweight and very easy to get going.

As things stand I can see "somebody broke the build a few secs ago".

Is there a way to configure to attach a real userid?

Thanks!

-Martin

I have a USB StatusLight that I can tell the Status. It was sold to display when you have an E-Mail but I can set the state via C#. Would be perfect for CatLight. Is there an API or Hook or something where I can get the status Information Green or Red?

There should be an option "stay on top" for the dashboard. I want the dashboard to be shown in the bottom right corner all day long.

Related issue: http://catlight.helprace.com/i166-multiple-jenkins-servers

We use Jenkins folders to represent branch builds of our source.  Inside each branch, there can be multiple produts and each product can have several jenkins jobs.    In order to have a single page where we can list all the builds for a particular product, we use Jenkins Views - which are configured using a regex to dynamically pickup new jobs for new branches.

Cat light however is puking with "An item with the same key has already been added " when we use the URL of the View page - presumably because it is getting confused due to duplicate

Catlight 2.1 can now track the status of TeamCity builds.

We support TeamCity 8+.

https://catlight.io/downloads 

I raised the following idea, and am really happy it seems to have been implemented so quick. Maybe you were already doing it :)

http://catlight.helprace.com/i167-make-team-projects-collapsible-when-selecting-builds-to-monitor

The list of builds is now showing as a tree view. One vital feature is really missing though! It's still a massive list to scroll through, could one of the following be added to solve it:

- Show the tree view with all items initially collapsed, so I can expand just the team project I'm interested in.

- Have a "collapse all" button.

- Remember the previous collapse/expand state of each node so every time

On macOS (don't know about the others) only mouse can open/close it

After update application to version 2.0.14 can't change size window of application. 

Exciting news - CatLight 2.0 beta is here! 

Work item status tracking

CatLight can now track work items in TFS 2015 and VSTS. You can select an existing query and choose a tracking mode:

• Show all - use this for queries that should return empty result when everything is ok, and for queues of short-term work. For example: "Important open bugs", "Urgent tasks", "Bugs to verify today".
• Show changes - use this to track changes in long-term queues of work, like "My tasks", "Backlog", "Recent bugs".

The app will run the query every minute, check for changes, and notify you

Hi, we have multiple jenkins server running jobs with the same name.

Example: Server01 has jobs JobA, JobB and JobC Server02 has jobs JobA, JobB and JobC

For the setup of catlight we first configured Server01, then Server02. Both to monitor those jobs.

Now when clicking on a job for Server02, we will be redirected to the jenkins build page of Server01. When adding a third server, Server03, with the same jobs, these will also redirect to Server01.

Grtz,

I love having catlight but wonder if dev on it is dead?

Add tool tips on light bank so when you hover over each light it tells you the build info. could include name of contributor that caused the build, build label, name or number and time.

CatLight automatically checks for updates from time to time. When network connection is absent, or application cannot connect to online service, update check fails. Error message should be logged in this situation. There is a bug in logging code for this rare type of messages that starts a recursive logging cycle. After that, application consumes up to 1.2 Gb memory and then terminates.

This problem should be fixed in v2.0 that is scheduled to be available in several weeks. 

 Meanwhile, you can just restart the application after that happens.

Today CatLight prompted me to re-init my TFS connection which is for a Visual Studio Online account. When I click Save on the TFS connection settings screen, it opens a page in my browser to authorize CatLight. When I click Accept, I get this message (base URL obfuscated on purpose):

Connection problem There was a problem accessing your account: Response status code does not indicate success: 302 (Found). Please make sure that: Collection url is correct and accessible: https://xxxxxxx.visualstudio.com:443/defaultcollection User that is logged in this browser have access to https://xxxxxxx.visualstudio.com:443/defaultcollection You can close this window and return to CatLight app. If you