Add support for monitoring issues in Redmine

Similar to https://catlight.helprace.com/i46-chocolatey-package

In this case it would just be an archive with the exe.

I just counted that I'm monitoring 18 builds/releases. Sometimes I also monitor some bug triage queues too.

I've got a decent size monitor, but I can't fit this all on my screen, and it's difficult to find the build I'm interested in. It would be nice if we could have a grid view so that the names of the builds/releases could all be in one column. Currently this information is interspersed with other text about when the build last ran and who triggered it. That makes it tricky to scan when I'm looking for a build. Ideally the info about

It would be great if Catlight could save a report on build / pipeline status in CSV for further analysis. Including information such as name, status, how long ago, who broke it, if it's being investigated for example.

A further formatted report in HTML/PDF/DOC format would also be useful.

Polarion is an ALM Tool similar to TFS. Notifications for Polarion Work Items would be great.

Will

Can you add web support to use catlight from a browser?

The Travis Support is cool... can we add Travis Enterprise support?  I think it is basically the same except that the URL will be different.

When build succeed, I want to go directly to console page for the artificial.

When build failed, I want to go directly to console page for error checking.

So it will be great to have a way to jump there!

Hi,

In my company we are using Bamboo (https://www.atlassian.com/software/bamboo) and I would love to be able to use CatLight with it.

Thanks!

Peter

Hello,

I prefer dogs than cats, :-)

Could we set another logo to display or choose some preset logos ?

Thanks

It would be great if I could select multiple build definitions to queue multiple builds at once.

Suggested by Rie.

It would be nice to have out of the box support to monitor builds running inside CodeMagic ( https://codemagic.io/ )

CatLight should ignore abandoned releases in Azure DevOps, such that the main status indicator shows the most recent non-abandoned release. Or, it could be made optional.

the build list can be long when looking for 1 to add, but when we no longer care about a build it should be easy to remove from the dashboard instead of going back to settings to uncheck it.