If 'This build is parameterized' option is selected in the Project config, then the 'Build Now' button does not work -- it returns a 400 Bad Request.

In parametrized builds, if you kick off a build manually Jenkins takes you do a page with an input form where you can specify the build variables.

A lot of the forks for this project are fairly simple ones where a company is looking to add their own logo to the theme.

How about the following:

1. Check if logo exists at ~/.jenkins/userContent/logo.xyz
2. Replace #doony-title with img tags of url

The following code should be helpful since we're already using jQuery.

$.ajax({
    url:'http://localhost:8080/userContent/logo.xyz',
    type:'HEAD',
    error: function()
    {
        //file not exists
    },
    success: function()
    {
        //file exists
    }
});

It's be replaced here, https://github.com/kevinburke/doony/blob/master/doony.js#L547, because the image name is star-blue.png

The full path is /static/6f3c89cb/plugin/promoted-builds/icons/16x16/star-blue.png

the grey bubble for "not built" isn't in the doony style

http://my.jenkins.hostname:8080/job/MY_MATRIX_BUILD/240/

I have a matrix project with a few configurations, configurations visible at a URL like the one above. After this particular build, I expected the "Console output for latest build" link to be a link to the console output for that configuration for that particular build.

Something similar to this would be nice:

https://github.com/kevinburke/hulk/blob/master/Gruntfile.js

Right now, there are only screenshots of what doony looks like. These will quickly fall behind. What if we ran a demo jenkins host on heroku or something?

Long shot but would it be possible to theme the env-vars.html file?

Possibly hijack the url and display it inline in the page instead of opening a new window.

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'number' of undefined: Line 533

Looks like you aren't checking that data.lastBuild.number exists.

if (isJobHomepage(window.location.pathname)) {
        var jobUrl = getJobUrl(window.location.pathname);
        $.getJSON(jobUrl + 'api/json?tree=lastBuild[number]', function(data) {
            var message = "View console output for the latest test";
            var href = jobUrl + data.lastBuild.number + '/consoleFull';
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'number' of undefined
            var h2 = $("h2:contains('Permalinks')");
            h2.after(getCallout(message, href));
        });
    }

Currently the CDN has only a specific version, 1.1 and we would like to benefit from having a permalink, so new released will be deployed automatically.

https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/doony/1.1/css/doony.min.css

How about using "latest" or "stable"

👍

It appears there are some style issues with the phing plugin. In the attached image, four manually-drawn circles highlight two issues (some other info was whited-out for privacy):

1. Build target name for each step seems to use black text (circled three times).
2. 'BUILD FINISHED' message uses dark blue text and is hard to read (circled one time).

This might also be an issue with other plugins, but I have not checked.

Not sure how to do this

The browser extension is pretty basic, just adding CSS and Javascript to a page. It should be easy to make a Safari / Chrome / Firefox extension. I'm going to look at using trigger.io.

It'd be awesome if console log would be displayed automatically after the end of content when viewing a build.
The whitespace is useless, and I'm aware this'd need some JS hacking.

It's just a simple js/css theme. It should be possible to use in GM. This would also make chrome install easier by using Tampermonkey

in the sidebar

I'm curious about this - the PR I linked to has now landed.

How many of you are using older Jenkins versions than 1.538? Your code would break if you tried to use a newer version of Doony with updated CSS/JS hooks.

Your instructions recommend linking to assets hosted on http://rawgithub.com/ (I love rawgithub)

That's probably fine for 99% of deployments since they are low traffic, but wanted to make sure you were aware that rawgithub is not intended for long term hosting, and will start returning mischievous things if your site makes too many requests.

Maybe a disclaimer link to http://rawgithub.com/ is in order.

The legend page shows the old flashing gifs

Not sure how this would be done in pure css.

Little research shows it's possible using:

-webkit-transition: opacity 1s ease-in-out;
-moz-transition: opacity 1s ease-in-out;
-o-transition: opacity 1s ease-in-out;

More info here - http://css3.bradshawenterprises.com/cfimg/

I hate, for example, the quiet period before builds start

Might as well do it now, as it's available

I'm unable to see any status balls with the latest master version of the repo.

Live version can be found at http://r2.ayil.co.uk:8080/

It doesn't appear the doony is handling disabled projects. See screen capture:

Expected Behaviour: Starts new build
Actual Behaviour: Displays error

From console:

Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 400 (Nothing is submitted)

It's slightly redundant as you can click and drag the bottom right corner of the textarea to get a larger box...

It's widely used enough that we need to take color blindness seriously.

On job completion the bubble should change from red to the latest color. It's also possible I'm running an outdated version on our ci server

If you scroll up beyond the page, things break

I hate them so much

maintaining colors is already a little unwieldy

it goes to the previous test output

Not sure how to describe it, but instead of having them restart when they've made a complete circle, have the "drain" the color.

So ti would be like a white spinner on top of the colored one when it's full.

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'building' of null, on line 579

Maybe just do it manually or make it simpler. I think Grunt was a bad idea and is limiting contributions

For host without a name but only an IP address, the IP address gets truncated in the header. For example, if the IP address was 10.223.42.201, only "10.223" is show in the header.

Per https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6478349

Hey, thanks for the great theme, is there an ETA on when we'll see 1.6 on cloudflare? This would also fix #44.

Currently you have to parse the job name out of the console output, copy/paste into search, find the failing job, and find that test's console output.

Better if the console output just linked directly to the failing test.

This isn't too great though... any better ideas for what to do here? Has anyone tried to work on this in Jenkins core?

Not much to say, would love to have a testable link. The current one gives 502