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Will request from the API until results end, collection stops or an error occurs.
Parameters same as BuildsApi.getBuilds.
Using query is highly recommended for server-side filtering (equivalent to Develocity advanced query).
maxBuilds is the only unsupported parameter, because this Flow will instead fetch continously. Use Flow.take to stop collecting at a specific count.
Use `getBuildsFlow(models = listOf(BuildModelName.gradleAttributes))` instead. This function will be removed in the next release.
import com.gabrielfeo.develocity.api.extension.getBuildsFlow
import com.gabrielfeo.develocity.api.model.BuildModelName
getBuildsFlow(since, sinceBuild, fromInstant, fromBuild, query, reverse,maxWaitSecs, models = listOf(BuildModelName.gradleAttributes))Gets GradleAttributes of all builds from a given date. Queries BuildsApi.getBuilds first, the endpoint providing a timeline of builds, then maps each to BuildsApi.getGradleAttributes.
Instead of filtering builds downstream based on GradleAttributes (e.g. using Flow.filter), prefer filtering server-side using a query (see BuildsApi.getBuilds).
Will request eagerly and buffer up to Int.MAX_VALUE calls.
Attributes are requested concurrently in coroutines started in scope. The number of concurrent requests underneath is still limited by Config.maxConcurrentRequests.
CoroutineScope in which to create coroutines. Defaults to GlobalScope.
Gets builds on demand from the API, in as many requests as necessary. It allows for queries of any size, as opposed to BuildsApi.getBuilds which is limited by the API itself to 1000.
Gets GradleAttributes of all builds from a given date. Queries BuildsApi.getBuilds first, the endpoint providing a timeline of builds, then maps each to BuildsApi.getGradleAttributes.
HTTP status code of the problem response.
A URN (Uniform Resource Name) identifying the type of the problem.
The underlying reason for the problem.
A longer and comprehensive description of the problem. May be null if not available.
Response detailing why a request was rejected. Adheres to the RFC-7807 standard (colloquially known as \"Problem JSON\") for the response format.
HTTP status code of the problem response.
A URN (Uniform Resource Name) identifying the type of the problem.
The underlying reason for the problem.
A longer and comprehensive description of the problem. May be null if not available.
The Build Scan ID.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The duration of the build, as milliseconds.
The Bazel version used.
The Bazel command used (e.g. build, test, run).
The list of Build Scan tags.
The list of Build Scan values.
The list of Build Scan links.
The Bazel-provided build invocation ID. Null when not known.
The list of requested target patterns.
The exit code of the Bazel process.
The BUILD_USER workspace value, if set.
The BUILD_HOST workspace value, if set.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The attributes of a Bazel build.
The Build Scan ID.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The duration of the build, as milliseconds.
The Bazel version used.
The Bazel command used (e.g. build, test, run).
The list of Build Scan tags.
The list of Build Scan values.
The list of Build Scan links.
The Bazel-provided build invocation ID. Null when not known.
The list of requested target patterns.
The exit code of the Bazel process.
The BUILD_USER workspace value, if set.
The BUILD_HOST workspace value, if set.
The Bazel-provided build invocation ID. Null when not known.
The list of Build Scan values.
The list of requested target patterns.
The actions of the critical path. Null when the build failed early, or when the build profile was not available to Develocity.
The actions of the critical path. Null when the build failed early, or when the build profile was not available to Develocity.
The reported actions of the critical path.
The actions of the critical path. Null when the build failed early, or when the build profile was not available to Develocity.
A Bazel work unit.
The name of the Bazel package.
The name of the Bazel target.
Operating system of the build machine.
Number of cores available to the build JVM.
Version of the Java runtime executing the build.
Version of the Java Virtual Machine executing the build.
Maximum heap memory available to the build JVM in bytes.
The locale of the JVM executing the build.
Operating system username of the build user. null if no username is captured.
The default charset of the JVM executing the build. null if capturing is not possible.
The hostname of the build machine, as seen on the network. null if capturing is not possible.
The hostname of the build machine, as specified by itself. null if capturing is not possible.
The local IP addresses of the build machine. null if capturing is not possible.
The environment where the build is executed.
Operating system of the build machine.
Number of cores available to the build JVM.
Version of the Java runtime executing the build.
Version of the Java Virtual Machine executing the build.
Maximum heap memory available to the build JVM in bytes.
The locale of the JVM executing the build.
Operating system username of the build user. null if no username is captured.
The default charset of the JVM executing the build. null if capturing is not possible.
The hostname of the build machine, as seen on the network. null if capturing is not possible.
The hostname of the build machine, as specified by itself. null if capturing is not possible.
The local IP addresses of the build machine. null if capturing is not possible.
The default charset of the JVM executing the build. null if capturing is not possible.
Maximum heap memory available to the build JVM in bytes.
The hostname of the build machine, as specified by itself. null if capturing is not possible.
The local IP addresses of the build machine. null if capturing is not possible.
The hostname of the build machine, as seen on the network. null if capturing is not possible.
A Build Scan link.
The label of the Build Scan link.
The url of the Build Scan link.
A Build Scan value.
The name of the Build Scan value.
value The value of the Build Scan value. null if the Build Scan value is not set.
Returns a valid BuildModelName for data, null otherwise.
Returns a valid BuildModelName for data, null otherwise.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
Build model names that can be requested when fetching builds.
Values: gradleArtifactTransformExecutions,gradleAttributes,gradleBuildCachePerformance,gradleBuildProfileOverview,gradleConfigurationCache,gradleDeprecations,gradleDependencies,gradleNetworkActivity,gradlePlugins,gradleProjects,gradleResourceUsage,gradleTestPerformance,mavenAttributes,mavenBuildCachePerformance,mavenBuildProfileOverview,mavenDependencies,mavenDependencyResolution,mavenModules,mavenPlugins,mavenResourceUsage,mavenTestPerformance,bazelAttributes,bazelCriticalPath,npmAttributes,pythonAttributes
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Override toString() to avoid using the enum variable name as the value, and instead use the actual value defined in the API spec file.
This solves a problem when the variable name and its value are different, and ensures that the client sends the correct enum values to the server always.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response.
The attributes of a Bazel build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The critical path of a Bazel build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The artifact transform execution list of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The attributes of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The build cache performance of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The performance profile overview of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The configuration cache result of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The dependencies of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The deprecation list of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
Information about the network activity of the build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The plugins applied in a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
List of Gradle projects including structural relationships.
List of Gradle projects, or a report of a problem encountered.
List of Gradle projects including structural relationships.
List of Gradle projects including structural relationships.
The resource usage gathered while executing a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
Test performance-related metrics of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The attributes of a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The build cache performance of a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The performance profile overview of a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The dependencies of a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
Information about dependency resolution, or a report of a problem encountered.
List of Maven modules including structural relationships.
List of Maven modules, or a report of a problem encountered.
List of Maven modules including structural relationships.
List of Maven modules including structural relationships.
The plugins applied in a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The resource usage gathered while executing a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
Test performance-related metrics of a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The attributes of an npm build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The attributes of a python build, or a report of a problem encountered.
Optional requested models associated with the build.
The list of build models to return in the response for each build. If not provided, no models are returned.
Whether to include all build models for the build. If set to true, the value of the models parameter is ignored.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response.
The list of build models to return in the response for each build. If not provided, no models are returned.
Whether to include all build models for the build. If set to true, the value of the models parameter is ignored.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response.
The list of build models to return in the response for each build. If not provided, no models are returned.
The BuildIds of 'Passed' outcomes.
The Build Scan IDs of 'Failed' outcomes.
The BuildIds of 'Skipped' outcomes.
The BuildIds of 'Flaky' outcomes.
The BuildIds of 'Not Selected' outcomes.
Build Scan IDs for builds that contain tests with outcomes.
The BuildIds of 'Passed' outcomes.
The Build Scan IDs of 'Failed' outcomes.
The BuildIds of 'Skipped' outcomes.
The BuildIds of 'Flaky' outcomes.
The BuildIds of 'Not Selected' outcomes.
The Build Scan ID.
A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds referring to the instant that Develocity completed receiving and processing the build.
The build tool type of the build.
The build tool version used.
The build agent version used.
A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds referring to the instant that Develocity completed receiving and processing the build.
A build with common attributes.
The Build Scan ID.
A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds referring to the instant that Develocity completed receiving and processing the build.
The build tool type of the build.
The build tool version used.
The build agent version used.
A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing the build after this instant when used in conjunction with reverse=false, or before this instant when used in conjunction with reverse=true. Therefore, a value of 0 will process all builds. If not provided, the time in milliseconds when the request is received by the Develocity instance will be used. This parameter has no effect if fromBuild is used.
A Build Scan ID allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing after the given Build Scan ID (excluding it) when used in conjunction with reverse=false, or before the given Build Scan ID (excluding it) when used in conjunction with reverse=true. This parameter has precedence over any value set for the since, sinceBuild, fromInstant parameters. A valid Build Scan ID must be provided, that is, a Build Scan ID that exists in the Develocity instance. A Build Scan ID for a deleted build is valid.
A boolean indicating the time direction of the query. A value of true indicates a backward query, and returned builds will be sorted from most to least recent. A value of false indicates a forward query, and returned builds will be sorted from least to most recent. This parameter has no effect if any of since, sinceBuild are used. If not provided, the default value is false.
The maximum number of builds returned by the query. The query returns when that number is reached or when maxWaitSecs is reached. If not provided, the default value is 100.
The maximum number of seconds to wait for builds before returning. If this time is reached before maxBuilds is reached, the query returns with the already processed builds. Note that this time is respected with best effort. A query will return soon after this time has passed but there is no guarantee that it exactly returns before this time has passed. This parameter has no effect if reverse=true is specified, because new builds cannot become available in the past. If not provided, the default value is 3.
A query for filtering builds, written in the Develocity advanced search query language See: https://gradle.com/help/advanced-search
The list of build models to return in the response for each build. If not provided, no models are returned.
Whether to include all build models for each build. If set to true, the value of the models parameter is ignored.
This parameter is deprecated, use fromInstant instead. A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing the build after this instant. This parameter can only be used with reverse=false. Therefore, a value of 0 will process all builds. If not provided, the time in milliseconds when the request is received by the Develocity instance will be used. This parameter has no effect if any of sinceBuild, fromInstant, fromBuild are used.
This parameter is deprecated, use fromBuild instead. A Build Scan ID allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing after the given Build Scan ID (excluding it). This parameter can only be used with reverse=false. This parameter has precedence over any value set for the since parameter. A valid Build Scan ID must be provided, that is, a Build Scan ID that exists in the Develocity instance. A Build Scan ID for a deleted build is valid. This parameter has no effect if any of fromInstant, fromBuild are used.
A Build Scan ID allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing after the given Build Scan ID (excluding it) when used in conjunction with reverse=false, or before the given Build Scan ID (excluding it) when used in conjunction with reverse=true. This parameter has precedence over any value set for the since, sinceBuild, fromInstant parameters. A valid Build Scan ID must be provided, that is, a Build Scan ID that exists in the Develocity instance. A Build Scan ID for a deleted build is valid.
A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing the build after this instant when used in conjunction with reverse=false, or before this instant when used in conjunction with reverse=true. Therefore, a value of 0 will process all builds. If not provided, the time in milliseconds when the request is received by the Develocity instance will be used. This parameter has no effect if fromBuild is used.
A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing the build after this instant when used in conjunction with reverse=false, or before this instant when used in conjunction with reverse=true. Therefore, a value of 0 will process all builds. If not provided, the time in milliseconds when the request is received by the Develocity instance will be used. This parameter has no effect if fromBuild is used.
A Build Scan ID allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing after the given Build Scan ID (excluding it) when used in conjunction with reverse=false, or before the given Build Scan ID (excluding it) when used in conjunction with reverse=true. This parameter has precedence over any value set for the since, sinceBuild, fromInstant parameters. A valid Build Scan ID must be provided, that is, a Build Scan ID that exists in the Develocity instance. A Build Scan ID for a deleted build is valid.
A boolean indicating the time direction of the query. A value of true indicates a backward query, and returned builds will be sorted from most to least recent. A value of false indicates a forward query, and returned builds will be sorted from least to most recent. This parameter has no effect if any of since, sinceBuild are used. If not provided, the default value is false.
The maximum number of builds returned by the query. The query returns when that number is reached or when maxWaitSecs is reached. If not provided, the default value is 100.
The maximum number of seconds to wait for builds before returning. If this time is reached before maxBuilds is reached, the query returns with the already processed builds. Note that this time is respected with best effort. A query will return soon after this time has passed but there is no guarantee that it exactly returns before this time has passed. This parameter has no effect if reverse=true is specified, because new builds cannot become available in the past. If not provided, the default value is 3.
A query for filtering builds, written in the Develocity advanced search query language See: https://gradle.com/help/advanced-search
The list of build models to return in the response for each build. If not provided, no models are returned.
Whether to include all build models for each build. If set to true, the value of the models parameter is ignored.
This parameter is deprecated, use fromInstant instead. A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing the build after this instant. This parameter can only be used with reverse=false. Therefore, a value of 0 will process all builds. If not provided, the time in milliseconds when the request is received by the Develocity instance will be used. This parameter has no effect if any of sinceBuild, fromInstant, fromBuild are used.
This parameter is deprecated, use fromBuild instead. A Build Scan ID allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing after the given Build Scan ID (excluding it). This parameter can only be used with reverse=false. This parameter has precedence over any value set for the since parameter. A valid Build Scan ID must be provided, that is, a Build Scan ID that exists in the Develocity instance. A Build Scan ID for a deleted build is valid. This parameter has no effect if any of fromInstant, fromBuild are used.
The maximum number of seconds to wait for builds before returning. If this time is reached before maxBuilds is reached, the query returns with the already processed builds. Note that this time is respected with best effort. A query will return soon after this time has passed but there is no guarantee that it exactly returns before this time has passed. This parameter has no effect if reverse=true is specified, because new builds cannot become available in the past. If not provided, the default value is 3.
The list of build models to return in the response for each build. If not provided, no models are returned.
A boolean indicating the time direction of the query. A value of true indicates a backward query, and returned builds will be sorted from most to least recent. A value of false indicates a forward query, and returned builds will be sorted from least to most recent. This parameter has no effect if any of since, sinceBuild are used. If not provided, the default value is false.
This property is deprecated.
This parameter is deprecated, use fromBuild instead. A Build Scan ID allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing after the given Build Scan ID (excluding it). This parameter can only be used with reverse=false. This parameter has precedence over any value set for the since parameter. A valid Build Scan ID must be provided, that is, a Build Scan ID that exists in the Develocity instance. A Build Scan ID for a deleted build is valid. This parameter has no effect if any of fromInstant, fromBuild are used.
This property is deprecated.
This parameter is deprecated, use fromInstant instead. A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing the build after this instant. This parameter can only be used with reverse=false. Therefore, a value of 0 will process all builds. If not provided, the time in milliseconds when the request is received by the Develocity instance will be used. This parameter has no effect if any of sinceBuild, fromInstant, fromBuild are used.
The scheme used to identify the dependency.
The type of the dependency.
The name of the dependency.
A prefix used to qualify the dependency name.
The version of the dependency.
Additional information to qualify the identity of the dependency. The names and their meanings are type-specific.
Subpath within a dependency.
The package URL identifier for the dependency.
The scheme used to identify the dependency.
The type of the dependency.
The name of the dependency.
A prefix used to qualify the dependency name.
The version of the dependency.
Additional information to qualify the identity of the dependency. The names and their meanings are type-specific.
Subpath within a dependency.
The package URL identifier for the dependency.
Additional information to qualify the identity of the dependency. The names and their meanings are type-specific.
The complete version string of format YEAR.RELEASE.PATCH, where the patch component is omitted when 0 (e.g. 2022.3, 2022.3.1).
The gregorian calendar year of the release.
The sequence number of the release for that year, starting with 1.
The patch level of the release, starting with 0.
The complete version string of format YEAR.RELEASE.PATCH, where the patch component is omitted when 0 (e.g. 2022.3, 2022.3.1).
The gregorian calendar year of the release.
The sequence number of the release for that year, starting with 1.
The patch level of the release, starting with 0.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The avoidance outcome of this artifact transform execution with respect to performance: * avoided_up_to_date - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to build incrementalism * avoided_from_local_cache - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Artifact transform execution which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Artifact transform execution which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Artifact transform execution which is executed and whose cacheability can not be determined * avoided_unknown_reason - Artifact transform execution which was avoided for an unknown reason * skipped - Skipped artifact transform execution. This is not emitted anymore, replaced by up_to_date.
Values: avoidedUpToDate,avoidedFromLocalCache,avoidedFromRemoteCache,executedCacheable,executedNotCacheable,executedUnknownCacheability,avoidedUnknownCachebility,avoidedUnknownReason,skipped
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The reason why the cache artifact is rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. The value is null if the transform execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
Values: artifactSizeTooLarge
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
Artifact transform execution name.
The fully qualified class name of the artifact transform action.
The name of the input artifact transformed by this transform.
The list of changed attributes merged from all transform execution requests.
The outcome of this artifact transform execution: * failed - Artifact transform execution which failed * success - Artifact transform execution which was successfully executed * from_cache - Artifact transform execution which was taken from cache * up_to_date - Artifact transform execution which was up-to-date * unknown - Artifact transform execution whose outcome is unknown * skipped - Artifact transform execution which was skipped. This is not emitted anymore, replaced by up_to_date.
The avoidance outcome of this artifact transform execution with respect to performance: * avoided_up_to_date - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to build incrementalism * avoided_from_local_cache - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Artifact transform execution which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Artifact transform execution which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Artifact transform execution which is executed and whose cacheability can not be determined * avoided_unknown_reason - Artifact transform execution which was avoided for an unknown reason * skipped - Skipped artifact transform execution. This is not emitted anymore, replaced by up_to_date.
The artifact transform execution duration in milliseconds.
The artifact transform execution fingerprinting duration in milliseconds. This duration is part of the complete artifact transform execution duration. null if the artifact transform is not fingerprinted.
The artifact transform execution avoidance savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it takes more time to reuse outputs than it did to create them originally. null if the information is not available.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the build * disabled_to_ensure_correctness - The artifact transform failed validation * not_cacheable - Caching is not enabled for this artifact transform * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known null when the artifact transform execution is cacheable
The human-readable reason for a non-cacheable artifact transform execution. null when the artifact transform execution is cacheable.
The number of bytes of the produced or consumed cache artifact. For an artifact transform execution where the outputs are successfully stored to a local or remote cache, this is the size of the stored cache artifact. For an artifact transform execution execution where the outputs are successfully loaded from a local or remote cache, this is the size of the loaded cache artifact. null if the an artifact transform execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store or load the artifact from cache does not succeed.
The reason why the cache artifact is rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. The value is null if the transform execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
The detailed reason why the transform execution is skipped. null if the transform execution is not skipped.
The build cache key. null if no build cache key was computed.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the build * disabled_to_ensure_correctness - The artifact transform failed validation * not_cacheable - Caching is not enabled for this artifact transform * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known null when the artifact transform execution is cacheable
Values: buildCacheNotEnabled,disabledToEnsureCorrectness,notCacheable,unknown
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The outcome of this artifact transform execution: * failed - Artifact transform execution which failed * success - Artifact transform execution which was successfully executed * from_cache - Artifact transform execution which was taken from cache * up_to_date - Artifact transform execution which was up-to-date * unknown - Artifact transform execution whose outcome is unknown * skipped - Artifact transform execution which was skipped. This is not emitted anymore, replaced by up_to_date.
Values: failed,success,fromCache,upToDate,unknown,skipped
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
Artifact transform execution name.
The avoidance outcome of this artifact transform execution with respect to performance: * avoided_up_to_date - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to build incrementalism * avoided_from_local_cache - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Artifact transform execution which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Artifact transform execution which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Artifact transform execution which is executed and whose cacheability can not be determined * avoided_unknown_reason - Artifact transform execution which was avoided for an unknown reason * skipped - Skipped artifact transform execution. This is not emitted anymore, replaced by up_to_date.
The artifact transform execution avoidance savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it takes more time to reuse outputs than it did to create them originally. null if the information is not available.
The reason why the cache artifact is rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. The value is null if the transform execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
The number of bytes of the produced or consumed cache artifact. For an artifact transform execution where the outputs are successfully stored to a local or remote cache, this is the size of the stored cache artifact. For an artifact transform execution execution where the outputs are successfully loaded from a local or remote cache, this is the size of the loaded cache artifact. null if the an artifact transform execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store or load the artifact from cache does not succeed.
The list of changed attributes merged from all transform execution requests.
The artifact transform execution fingerprinting duration in milliseconds. This duration is part of the complete artifact transform execution duration. null if the artifact transform is not fingerprinted.
Artifact transform execution name.
The fully qualified class name of the artifact transform action.
The name of the input artifact transformed by this transform.
The list of changed attributes merged from all transform execution requests.
The outcome of this artifact transform execution: * failed - Artifact transform execution which failed * success - Artifact transform execution which was successfully executed * from_cache - Artifact transform execution which was taken from cache * up_to_date - Artifact transform execution which was up-to-date * unknown - Artifact transform execution whose outcome is unknown * skipped - Artifact transform execution which was skipped. This is not emitted anymore, replaced by up_to_date.
The avoidance outcome of this artifact transform execution with respect to performance: * avoided_up_to_date - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to build incrementalism * avoided_from_local_cache - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Artifact transform execution which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Artifact transform execution which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Artifact transform execution which is executed and whose cacheability can not be determined * avoided_unknown_reason - Artifact transform execution which was avoided for an unknown reason * skipped - Skipped artifact transform execution. This is not emitted anymore, replaced by up_to_date.
The artifact transform execution duration in milliseconds.
The artifact transform execution fingerprinting duration in milliseconds. This duration is part of the complete artifact transform execution duration. null if the artifact transform is not fingerprinted.
The artifact transform execution avoidance savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it takes more time to reuse outputs than it did to create them originally. null if the information is not available.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the build * disabled_to_ensure_correctness - The artifact transform failed validation * not_cacheable - Caching is not enabled for this artifact transform * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known null when the artifact transform execution is cacheable
The human-readable reason for a non-cacheable artifact transform execution. null when the artifact transform execution is cacheable.
The number of bytes of the produced or consumed cache artifact. For an artifact transform execution where the outputs are successfully stored to a local or remote cache, this is the size of the stored cache artifact. For an artifact transform execution execution where the outputs are successfully loaded from a local or remote cache, this is the size of the loaded cache artifact. null if the an artifact transform execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store or load the artifact from cache does not succeed.
The reason why the cache artifact is rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. The value is null if the transform execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
The detailed reason why the transform execution is skipped. null if the transform execution is not skipped.
The build cache key. null if no build cache key was computed.
The avoidance outcome of this artifact transform execution with respect to performance: * avoided_up_to_date - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to build incrementalism * avoided_from_local_cache - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Artifact transform execution whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Artifact transform execution which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Artifact transform execution which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Artifact transform execution which is executed and whose cacheability can not be determined * avoided_unknown_reason - Artifact transform execution which was avoided for an unknown reason * skipped - Skipped artifact transform execution. This is not emitted anymore, replaced by up_to_date.
The reason why the cache artifact is rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. The value is null if the transform execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the build * disabled_to_ensure_correctness - The artifact transform failed validation * not_cacheable - Caching is not enabled for this artifact transform * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known null when the artifact transform execution is cacheable
The outcome of this artifact transform execution: * failed - Artifact transform execution which failed * success - Artifact transform execution which was successfully executed * from_cache - Artifact transform execution which was taken from cache * up_to_date - Artifact transform execution which was up-to-date * unknown - Artifact transform execution whose outcome is unknown * skipped - Artifact transform execution which was skipped. This is not emitted anymore, replaced by up_to_date.
The name of the input artifact transformed by this transform.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the build * disabled_to_ensure_correctness - The artifact transform failed validation * not_cacheable - Caching is not enabled for this artifact transform * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known null when the artifact transform execution is cacheable
The human-readable reason for a non-cacheable artifact transform execution. null when the artifact transform execution is cacheable.
The outcome of this artifact transform execution: * failed - Artifact transform execution which failed * success - Artifact transform execution which was successfully executed * from_cache - Artifact transform execution which was taken from cache * up_to_date - Artifact transform execution which was up-to-date * unknown - Artifact transform execution whose outcome is unknown * skipped - Artifact transform execution which was skipped. This is not emitted anymore, replaced by up_to_date.
The detailed reason why the transform execution is skipped. null if the transform execution is not skipped.
The fully qualified class name of the artifact transform action.
A list of executed artifact transforms with performance related information. null if artifact transform execution capturing is not supported.
A list of executed artifact transforms with performance related information. null if artifact transform execution capturing is not supported.
A list of executed artifact transforms with performance related information. null if artifact transform execution capturing is not supported.
The Build Scan ID.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The duration of the build, as milliseconds.
The Gradle version used.
The Develocity Gradle plugin version used.
The list of requested tasks.
True when the build fails, false otherwise.
The list of Build Scan tags.
The list of Build Scan values.
The list of Build Scan links.
The root project name. null in case of very early build failure.
Set only if the build fails: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Verification\", false otherwise. The Verification classification is meant for failures that are expected within a standard application development lifecycle. They typically represent a problem with the developer’s inputs to the build such as the source code.
Set only if the build failed: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Non-verification\", false otherwise. The Non-verification classification is meant for failures that are typically not expected within a standard application development lifecycle, such as build configuration failures, dependency resolution failures, and infrastructure failures.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
This property is deprecated.
Set only if the build failed: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Non-verification\", false otherwise. The Non-verification classification is meant for failures that are typically not expected within a standard application development lifecycle, such as build configuration failures, dependency resolution failures, and infrastructure failures.
Set only if the build fails: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Verification\", false otherwise. The Verification classification is meant for failures that are expected within a standard application development lifecycle. They typically represent a problem with the developer’s inputs to the build such as the source code.
The attributes of a Gradle build.
The Build Scan ID.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The duration of the build, as milliseconds.
The Gradle version used.
The Develocity Gradle plugin version used.
The list of requested tasks.
True when the build fails, false otherwise.
The list of Build Scan tags.
The list of Build Scan values.
The list of Build Scan links.
The root project name. null in case of very early build failure.
Set only if the build fails: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Verification\", false otherwise. The Verification classification is meant for failures that are expected within a standard application development lifecycle. They typically represent a problem with the developer’s inputs to the build such as the source code.
Set only if the build failed: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Non-verification\", false otherwise. The Non-verification classification is meant for failures that are typically not expected within a standard application development lifecycle, such as build configuration failures, dependency resolution failures, and infrastructure failures.
The list of Build Scan values.
The root project name. null in case of very early build failure.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to build incrementalism in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
This schema is deprecated.
This is deprecated, use taskAvoidanceSavingsSummary instead. A breakdown of avoidance savings.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to build incrementalism in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
Indicates whether the local build cache is enabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the local build cache is enabled. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the local cache is disabled due to an error occurring in loading or storing local build cache entries. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Location of the local build cache. Can be relative or absolute depending on its value. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Information about the local build cache used in the build.
Indicates whether the local build cache is enabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the local build cache is enabled. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the local cache is disabled due to an error occurring in loading or storing local build cache entries. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Location of the local build cache. Can be relative or absolute depending on its value. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the local cache is disabled due to an error occurring in loading or storing local build cache entries. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the local build cache is enabled. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Overhead of upload operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of download operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of pack operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of unpack operations in milliseconds.
Information about the build cache overhead in this build.
Overhead of upload operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of download operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of pack operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of unpack operations in milliseconds.
Indicates whether the remote build cache is enabled.
The type of the connector used to communicate with the remote build cache. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
The class name of the connector. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the remote build cache is enabled. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the remote build cache is disabled during the build due to an error occurring in loading or storing remote build cache entries. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
URL of the remote build cache. null if the remote build cache is disabled or if the given type is not supported or it doesn't have the concept of a URL.
Information about the remote build cache used in the build.
Indicates whether the remote build cache is enabled.
The type of the connector used to communicate with the remote build cache. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
The class name of the connector. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the remote build cache is enabled. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the remote build cache is disabled during the build due to an error occurring in loading or storing remote build cache entries. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
URL of the remote build cache. null if the remote build cache is disabled or if the given type is not supported or it doesn't have the concept of a URL.
Indicates whether the remote build cache is disabled during the build due to an error occurring in loading or storing remote build cache entries. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the remote build cache is enabled. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Information about the local and remote build caches used in the build. null if the build cache is globally disabled.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to build incrementalism in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
A breakdown of avoidance savings for tasks.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to build incrementalism in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the tasks due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The avoidance outcome of this task with respect to performance: * avoided_up_to_date - Task whose execution is avoided due to build incrementalism * avoided_from_local_cache - Task whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Task whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Task which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Task which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Task which is executed and whose cacheability can not be determined * avoided_unknown_reason - Task which was avoided for an unknown reason * lifecycle - Lifecycle task * no-source - No-source task * skipped - Skipped task
Values: avoidedUpToDate,avoidedFromLocalCache,avoidedFromRemoteCache,executedCacheable,executedNotCacheable,executedUnknownCacheability,avoidedUnknownReason,lifecycle,noMinusSource,skipped
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The reason why the cache artifact is rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. The value is null if the task is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
Values: artifactSizeTooLarge
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
The full task path.
The fully qualified class name of the task.
The avoidance outcome of this task with respect to performance: * avoided_up_to_date - Task whose execution is avoided due to build incrementalism * avoided_from_local_cache - Task whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Task whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Task which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Task which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Task which is executed and whose cacheability can not be determined * avoided_unknown_reason - Task which was avoided for an unknown reason * lifecycle - Lifecycle task * no-source - No-source task * skipped - Skipped task
The task duration in milliseconds.
The task fingerprinting duration in milliseconds. This duration is part of the complete task execution duration. null if the task is not fingerprinted, or the information is not available.
The task avoidance savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it takes more time to reuse outputs than it did to create them originally. null if the information is not available.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the build * cache-if_condition_not_matched - Caching is disabled for the task via org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskOutputs#cacheIf * disabled_to_ensure_correctness - The task failed validation. Available since Gradle 7.0 * do-not-cache-if_condition_matched - Caching is disabled for the task via org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskOutputs#doNotCacheIf * multiple_outputs_declared - The task declares multiple outputs * no_outputs_declared - The task has no outputs declared * non_cacheable_inputs - One of the task inputs is not cacheable, either because some type used as an input to the task is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used as an input. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_task_action - One of the task actions is not cacheable, either because it is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used to implement it. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_task_implementation - The task implementation is not cacheable, either because it is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used to implement it. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_tree_output - The task has a org.gradle.api.file.FileTree or a org.gradle.api.internal.file.collections.DirectoryFileTree as an output. Available since Gradle 5.0 * overlapping_outputs - The tasks outputs overlaps with another task. As Gradle cannot safely determine which task each output file belongs to, it disables caching * task_has_no_actions - The task does not declare any actions * task_output_caching_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the task * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known null when the task is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The human-readable reason for a non-cacheable task. null when the task is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The detailed reason why the task is skipped. null if the task is not skipped or Gradle versions <7.6 are used.
The number of bytes of the produced or consumed cache artifact. For a task execution where the outputs are successfully stored to a local or remote cache, this is the size of the stored cache artifact. For a task execution where the outputs are successfully loaded from a local or remote cache, this is the size of the loaded cache artifact. null if the task is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store or load the artifact from cache does not succeed.
The reason why the cache artifact is rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. The value is null if the task is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
The build cache key. null if no build cache key was computed (e.g. when the task is skipped).
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the build * cache-if_condition_not_matched - Caching is disabled for the task via org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskOutputs#cacheIf * disabled_to_ensure_correctness - The task failed validation. Available since Gradle 7.0 * do-not-cache-if_condition_matched - Caching is disabled for the task via org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskOutputs#doNotCacheIf * multiple_outputs_declared - The task declares multiple outputs * no_outputs_declared - The task has no outputs declared * non_cacheable_inputs - One of the task inputs is not cacheable, either because some type used as an input to the task is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used as an input. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_task_action - One of the task actions is not cacheable, either because it is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used to implement it. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_task_implementation - The task implementation is not cacheable, either because it is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used to implement it. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_tree_output - The task has a org.gradle.api.file.FileTree or a org.gradle.api.internal.file.collections.DirectoryFileTree as an output. Available since Gradle 5.0 * overlapping_outputs - The tasks outputs overlaps with another task. As Gradle cannot safely determine which task each output file belongs to, it disables caching * task_has_no_actions - The task does not declare any actions * task_output_caching_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the task * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known null when the task is cacheable or if the information is not available.
Values: buildCacheNotEnabled,cacheMinusIfConditionNotMatched,disabledToEnsureCorrectness,doMinusNotMinusCacheMinusIfConditionMatched,multipleOutputsDeclared,noOutputsDeclared,nonCacheableInputs,nonCacheableTaskAction,nonCacheableTaskImplementation,nonCacheableTreeOutput,overlappingOutputs,taskHasNoActions,taskOutputCachingNotEnabled,unknown
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
The avoidance outcome of this task with respect to performance: * avoided_up_to_date - Task whose execution is avoided due to build incrementalism * avoided_from_local_cache - Task whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Task whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Task which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Task which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Task which is executed and whose cacheability can not be determined * avoided_unknown_reason - Task which was avoided for an unknown reason * lifecycle - Lifecycle task * no-source - No-source task * skipped - Skipped task
The task avoidance savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it takes more time to reuse outputs than it did to create them originally. null if the information is not available.
The reason why the cache artifact is rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. The value is null if the task is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
The number of bytes of the produced or consumed cache artifact. For a task execution where the outputs are successfully stored to a local or remote cache, this is the size of the stored cache artifact. For a task execution where the outputs are successfully loaded from a local or remote cache, this is the size of the loaded cache artifact. null if the task is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store or load the artifact from cache does not succeed.
The task fingerprinting duration in milliseconds. This duration is part of the complete task execution duration. null if the task is not fingerprinted, or the information is not available.
The full task path.
The fully qualified class name of the task.
The avoidance outcome of this task with respect to performance: * avoided_up_to_date - Task whose execution is avoided due to build incrementalism * avoided_from_local_cache - Task whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Task whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Task which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Task which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Task which is executed and whose cacheability can not be determined * avoided_unknown_reason - Task which was avoided for an unknown reason * lifecycle - Lifecycle task * no-source - No-source task * skipped - Skipped task
The task duration in milliseconds.
The task fingerprinting duration in milliseconds. This duration is part of the complete task execution duration. null if the task is not fingerprinted, or the information is not available.
The task avoidance savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it takes more time to reuse outputs than it did to create them originally. null if the information is not available.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the build * cache-if_condition_not_matched - Caching is disabled for the task via org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskOutputs#cacheIf * disabled_to_ensure_correctness - The task failed validation. Available since Gradle 7.0 * do-not-cache-if_condition_matched - Caching is disabled for the task via org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskOutputs#doNotCacheIf * multiple_outputs_declared - The task declares multiple outputs * no_outputs_declared - The task has no outputs declared * non_cacheable_inputs - One of the task inputs is not cacheable, either because some type used as an input to the task is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used as an input. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_task_action - One of the task actions is not cacheable, either because it is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used to implement it. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_task_implementation - The task implementation is not cacheable, either because it is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used to implement it. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_tree_output - The task has a org.gradle.api.file.FileTree or a org.gradle.api.internal.file.collections.DirectoryFileTree as an output. Available since Gradle 5.0 * overlapping_outputs - The tasks outputs overlaps with another task. As Gradle cannot safely determine which task each output file belongs to, it disables caching * task_has_no_actions - The task does not declare any actions * task_output_caching_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the task * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known null when the task is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The human-readable reason for a non-cacheable task. null when the task is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The detailed reason why the task is skipped. null if the task is not skipped or Gradle versions <7.6 are used.
The number of bytes of the produced or consumed cache artifact. For a task execution where the outputs are successfully stored to a local or remote cache, this is the size of the stored cache artifact. For a task execution where the outputs are successfully loaded from a local or remote cache, this is the size of the loaded cache artifact. null if the task is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store or load the artifact from cache does not succeed.
The reason why the cache artifact is rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. The value is null if the task is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
The build cache key. null if no build cache key was computed (e.g. when the task is skipped).
The avoidance outcome of this task with respect to performance: * avoided_up_to_date - Task whose execution is avoided due to build incrementalism * avoided_from_local_cache - Task whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Task whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Task which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Task which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Task which is executed and whose cacheability can not be determined * avoided_unknown_reason - Task which was avoided for an unknown reason * lifecycle - Lifecycle task * no-source - No-source task * skipped - Skipped task
The reason why the cache artifact is rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. The value is null if the task is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the build * cache-if_condition_not_matched - Caching is disabled for the task via org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskOutputs#cacheIf * disabled_to_ensure_correctness - The task failed validation. Available since Gradle 7.0 * do-not-cache-if_condition_matched - Caching is disabled for the task via org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskOutputs#doNotCacheIf * multiple_outputs_declared - The task declares multiple outputs * no_outputs_declared - The task has no outputs declared * non_cacheable_inputs - One of the task inputs is not cacheable, either because some type used as an input to the task is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used as an input. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_task_action - One of the task actions is not cacheable, either because it is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used to implement it. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_task_implementation - The task implementation is not cacheable, either because it is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used to implement it. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_tree_output - The task has a org.gradle.api.file.FileTree or a org.gradle.api.internal.file.collections.DirectoryFileTree as an output. Available since Gradle 5.0 * overlapping_outputs - The tasks outputs overlaps with another task. As Gradle cannot safely determine which task each output file belongs to, it disables caching * task_has_no_actions - The task does not declare any actions * task_output_caching_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the task * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known null when the task is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the build * cache-if_condition_not_matched - Caching is disabled for the task via org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskOutputs#cacheIf * disabled_to_ensure_correctness - The task failed validation. Available since Gradle 7.0 * do-not-cache-if_condition_matched - Caching is disabled for the task via org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskOutputs#doNotCacheIf * multiple_outputs_declared - The task declares multiple outputs * no_outputs_declared - The task has no outputs declared * non_cacheable_inputs - One of the task inputs is not cacheable, either because some type used as an input to the task is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used as an input. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_task_action - One of the task actions is not cacheable, either because it is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used to implement it. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_task_implementation - The task implementation is not cacheable, either because it is loaded via a custom classloader, or a Java lambda is used to implement it. Available since Gradle 5.0 and before Gradle 7.5 * non_cacheable_tree_output - The task has a org.gradle.api.file.FileTree or a org.gradle.api.internal.file.collections.DirectoryFileTree as an output. Available since Gradle 5.0 * overlapping_outputs - The tasks outputs overlaps with another task. As Gradle cannot safely determine which task each output file belongs to, it disables caching * task_has_no_actions - The task does not declare any actions * task_output_caching_not_enabled - Caching is not enabled for the task * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known null when the task is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The human-readable reason for a non-cacheable task. null when the task is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The detailed reason why the task is skipped. null if the task is not skipped or Gradle versions <7.6 are used.
A summary of task fingerprinting. Fingerprinted tasks are part of the taskExecution.avoidedTasks or taskExecution.executedTasks, or taskExecution.noSourceTasks buckets. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1.
Count of fingerprinted tasks.
Sum of all fingerprinting times of fingerprinted tasks in milliseconds.
Sum of all fingerprinting times of fingerprinted tasks in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the work units due to their outputs being reused in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the work units due to build incrementalism in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the work units due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the work units due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
A breakdown of avoidance savings for tasks and artifact transforms.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the work units due to their outputs being reused in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the work units due to build incrementalism in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the work units due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the work units due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the work units due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the work units due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
A summary of task and artifact transform fingerprinting. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1.
Count of fingerprinted work units.
Sum of all fingerprinting times of fingerprinted work units in milliseconds.
Sum of all fingerprinting times of fingerprinted work units in milliseconds.
The Build Scan ID.
Wall clock duration of the build in milliseconds.
Wall clock time spent executing tasks in milliseconds. It is the time spent between the start of the first task in the execution phase and the end of the last task of the execution phase, removing any interval where no task is being executed.
Wall clock time spent executing work units (tasks and artifact transforms) in milliseconds. It is the time spent between the start of the first work unit in the execution phase and the end of the last work unit of the execution phase, removing any interval where no work unit is being executed.
Wall clock time of all task executions in milliseconds. It is the sum of all individual task durations.
Wall clock time of all work unit executions (tasks and artifact transforms) in milliseconds. It is the sum of all individual work unit durations.
The ratio of serialWorkUnitExecutionTime over the effectiveWorkUnitExecutionTime. Quantifies the effect of work unit parallelization. A value equal to 1 means that no parallelization occurred. A value greater than 1 means that work units are executed faster due to parallelization.
A list of executed tasks with performance related information.
This property is deprecated.
Wall clock time spent executing tasks in milliseconds. It is the time spent between the start of the first task in the execution phase and the end of the last task of the execution phase, removing any interval where no task is being executed.
Wall clock time spent executing work units (tasks and artifact transforms) in milliseconds. It is the time spent between the start of the first work unit in the execution phase and the end of the last work unit of the execution phase, removing any interval where no work unit is being executed.
The build cache performance of a Gradle build.
The Build Scan ID.
Wall clock duration of the build in milliseconds.
Wall clock time spent executing tasks in milliseconds. It is the time spent between the start of the first task in the execution phase and the end of the last task of the execution phase, removing any interval where no task is being executed.
Wall clock time spent executing work units (tasks and artifact transforms) in milliseconds. It is the time spent between the start of the first work unit in the execution phase and the end of the last work unit of the execution phase, removing any interval where no work unit is being executed.
Wall clock time of all task executions in milliseconds. It is the sum of all individual task durations.
Wall clock time of all work unit executions (tasks and artifact transforms) in milliseconds. It is the sum of all individual work unit durations.
The ratio of serialWorkUnitExecutionTime over the effectiveWorkUnitExecutionTime. Quantifies the effect of work unit parallelization. A value equal to 1 means that no parallelization occurred. A value greater than 1 means that work units are executed faster due to parallelization.
A list of executed tasks with performance related information.
Wall clock time of all task executions in milliseconds. It is the sum of all individual task durations.
Wall clock time of all work unit executions (tasks and artifact transforms) in milliseconds. It is the sum of all individual work unit durations.
The ratio of serialWorkUnitExecutionTime over the effectiveWorkUnitExecutionTime. Quantifies the effect of work unit parallelization. A value equal to 1 means that no parallelization occurred. A value greater than 1 means that work units are executed faster due to parallelization.
A list of executed tasks with performance related information.
The total garbage collection time.
A list of all the heap memory pools of the JVM build process and their peak usage.
Memory usage stats of the Gradle Daemon JVM while running the build.
The total garbage collection time.
A list of all the heap memory pools of the JVM build process and their peak usage.
A list of all the heap memory pools of the JVM build process and their peak usage.
The total garbage collection time.
Indicates whether configuration on demand mode is enabled for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/multi_project_configuration_and_execution.html#sec:configuration_on_demand.
Indicates whether continuous build mode is running for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:continuous_build.
Indicates whether continue on failure mode is set for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:continue_build_on_failure.
Indicates whether the build is run with the Gradle Daemon. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/gradle_daemon.html.
Indicates whether the dry run flag is set for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:command_line_execution_options.
The list of excluded tasks. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:excluding_tasks_from_the_command_line.
The maximum number of build workers used to run the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:command_line_performance.
Indicates whether the offline mode is set for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/dynamic_versions.html#sec:offline-mode.
Indicates whether parallel project execution is enabled for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/multi_project_configuration_and_execution.html#sec:parallel_execution.
Indicates whether the build is set to refresh all dependencies in the dependency cache. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/dynamic_versions.html#sec:refreshing-dependencies.
Indicates whether the build is forced to run all the tasks, ignoring any up-to-date checks. https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:rerun_tasks.
Indicates whether the build cache is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <3.1 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <1.3. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/javadoc/org/gradle/StartParameter.html#isBuildCacheEnabled--.
Indicates whether the configuration cache is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <6.6 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/configuration_cache.html.
Indicates whether file system watching is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <6.6 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/file_system_watching.html.
Indicates whether the 'Isolated Projects' feature was enabled for the build. May be null if Gradle version is <8.3 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.15. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/isolated_projects.html.
Indicates whether the build cache is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <3.1 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <1.3. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/javadoc/org/gradle/StartParameter.html#isBuildCacheEnabled--.
Indicates whether the configuration cache is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <6.6 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/configuration_cache.html.
Indicates whether configuration on demand mode is enabled for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/multi_project_configuration_and_execution.html#sec:configuration_on_demand.
Indicates whether continue on failure mode is set for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:continue_build_on_failure.
Indicates whether continuous build mode is running for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:continuous_build.
Indicates whether the build is run with the Gradle Daemon. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/gradle_daemon.html.
Indicates whether the dry run flag is set for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:command_line_execution_options.
The list of excluded tasks. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:excluding_tasks_from_the_command_line.
Indicates whether file system watching is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <6.6 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/file_system_watching.html.
Gradle build options for this build.
Indicates whether configuration on demand mode is enabled for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/multi_project_configuration_and_execution.html#sec:configuration_on_demand.
Indicates whether continuous build mode is running for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:continuous_build.
Indicates whether continue on failure mode is set for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:continue_build_on_failure.
Indicates whether the build is run with the Gradle Daemon. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/gradle_daemon.html.
Indicates whether the dry run flag is set for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:command_line_execution_options.
The list of excluded tasks. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:excluding_tasks_from_the_command_line.
The maximum number of build workers used to run the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:command_line_performance.
Indicates whether the offline mode is set for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/dynamic_versions.html#sec:offline-mode.
Indicates whether parallel project execution is enabled for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/multi_project_configuration_and_execution.html#sec:parallel_execution.
Indicates whether the build is set to refresh all dependencies in the dependency cache. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/dynamic_versions.html#sec:refreshing-dependencies.
Indicates whether the build is forced to run all the tasks, ignoring any up-to-date checks. https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:rerun_tasks.
Indicates whether the build cache is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <3.1 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <1.3. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/javadoc/org/gradle/StartParameter.html#isBuildCacheEnabled--.
Indicates whether the configuration cache is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <6.6 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/configuration_cache.html.
Indicates whether file system watching is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <6.6 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/file_system_watching.html.
Indicates whether the 'Isolated Projects' feature was enabled for the build. May be null if Gradle version is <8.3 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.15. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/isolated_projects.html.
Indicates whether the 'Isolated Projects' feature was enabled for the build. May be null if Gradle version is <8.3 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.15. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/isolated_projects.html.
The maximum number of build workers used to run the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:command_line_performance.
Indicates whether the offline mode is set for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/dynamic_versions.html#sec:offline-mode.
Indicates whether parallel project execution is enabled for the build. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/multi_project_configuration_and_execution.html#sec:parallel_execution.
Indicates whether the build is set to refresh all dependencies in the dependency cache. See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/dynamic_versions.html#sec:refreshing-dependencies.
Indicates whether the build is forced to run all the tasks, ignoring any up-to-date checks. https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:rerun_tasks.
The performance profile overview of a Gradle build.
Total duration of the build in milliseconds.
The elapsed time from the very start of the build to the moment when any kind of configuration starts in milliseconds.
The elapsed time to build plugins, execute build scripts, configure projects and create the task execution plan in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the configuration phase.
The elapsed time from the start of the execution of the first task of the main build to the end of the execution of the last task of the main build in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the execution phase.
The elapsed time from the end of the execution of the last task of the main build to the end of the build in milliseconds. null if there was no end of build phase. null if the build failed before the end of build phase.
The elapsed time to build plugins, execute build scripts, configure projects and create the task execution plan in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the configuration phase.
The elapsed time from the end of the execution of the last task of the main build to the end of the build in milliseconds. null if there was no end of build phase. null if the build failed before the end of build phase.
The build time breakdown of a Gradle build.
Total duration of the build in milliseconds.
The elapsed time from the very start of the build to the moment when any kind of configuration starts in milliseconds.
The elapsed time to build plugins, execute build scripts, configure projects and create the task execution plan in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the configuration phase.
The elapsed time from the start of the execution of the first task of the main build to the end of the execution of the last task of the main build in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the execution phase.
The elapsed time from the end of the execution of the last task of the main build to the end of the build in milliseconds. null if there was no end of build phase. null if the build failed before the end of build phase.
The elapsed time from the very start of the build to the moment when any kind of configuration starts in milliseconds.
The configuration cache store result of a Gradle build.
The duration of the configuration cache load operation in milliseconds.
True when the configuration cache store operation fails, false otherwise.
The outcome of the configuration cache operation: * HIT - There was a configuration cache hit. * MISS - There was a configuration cache miss. * FAILED - There was a configuration cache related failure.
The duration of dependency resolution during configuration caching.
The size of the configuration entry in bytes. null in case of certain failures or if the entry size was not captured.
The duration of checking the configuration cache fingerprint. null in case no configuration cache fingerprint check was captured.
The reasons why the configuration cache cannot be reused. null if there was no configuration cache hit.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The outcome of the configuration cache operation: * HIT - There was a configuration cache hit. * MISS - There was a configuration cache miss. * FAILED - There was a configuration cache related failure.
Values: hit,miss,failed
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
The duration of checking the configuration cache fingerprint. null in case no configuration cache fingerprint check was captured.
The duration of dependency resolution during configuration caching.
The configuration cache result of a Gradle build.
The outcome of the configuration cache operation: * HIT - There was a configuration cache hit. * MISS - There was a configuration cache miss. * FAILED - There was a configuration cache related failure.
The duration of dependency resolution during configuration caching.
The size of the configuration entry in bytes. null in case of certain failures or if the entry size was not captured.
The duration of checking the configuration cache fingerprint. null in case no configuration cache fingerprint check was captured.
The reasons why the configuration cache cannot be reused. null if there was no configuration cache hit.
The reasons why the configuration cache cannot be reused. null if there was no configuration cache hit.
The outcome of the configuration cache operation: * HIT - There was a configuration cache hit. * MISS - There was a configuration cache miss. * FAILED - There was a configuration cache related failure.
The duration of the configuration cache store operation in milliseconds. Does not include dependency resolution time.
True when the configuration cache store operation fails, false otherwise.
The configuration cache store result of a Gradle build.
The duration of the configuration cache store operation in milliseconds. Does not include dependency resolution time.
True when the configuration cache store operation fails, false otherwise.
The configuration cache result of a Gradle build. null if configuration cache was not used.
List of dependencies of a Gradle build.
List of dependencies of a Gradle build.
Dependencies of a Gradle build. While there are many possible types of dependencies, initial support is for library dependencies of the software. Dependency identifiers are based on the package url (purl) specification.
List of dependencies of a Gradle build.
The scheme used to identify the dependency.
The type of the dependency.
The name of the dependency.
A prefix used to qualify the dependency name.
The version of the dependency.
Additional information to qualify the identity of the dependency. The names and their meanings are type-specific.
Subpath within a dependency.
The package URL identifier for the dependency.
The scheme used to identify the dependency.
The type of the dependency.
The name of the dependency.
A prefix used to qualify the dependency name.
The version of the dependency.
Additional information to qualify the identity of the dependency. The names and their meanings are type-specific.
Subpath within a dependency.
The package URL identifier for the dependency.
Additional information to qualify the identity of the dependency. The names and their meanings are type-specific.
The description of the deprecation.
The details about when the deprecated feature will be removed from Gradle.
List of usages of this deprecation.
The advice on how to avoid using the deprecated feature. null when no advice is available.
The external url pointing to some documentation about the deprecation. null for older Gradle/plugin combination or certain deprecation notices.
The external url pointing to some documentation about the deprecation. null for older Gradle/plugin combination or certain deprecation notices.
The description of the deprecation.
The details about when the deprecated feature will be removed from Gradle.
List of usages of this deprecation.
The advice on how to avoid using the deprecated feature. null when no advice is available.
The external url pointing to some documentation about the deprecation. null for older Gradle/plugin combination or certain deprecation notices.
The details about when the deprecated feature will be removed from Gradle.
The type of the deprecation owner: * plugin - The owner of the deprecation is a plugin. * script - The owner of the deprecation is a script. * task - The owner of the deprecation is a task. * unknown - Unknown deprecation owner type when none of the other options match.
The location of the deprecation usage. Can be a plugin id, task path, script file path, script URI. null if the owner type is unknown.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The type of the deprecation owner: * plugin - The owner of the deprecation is a plugin. * script - The owner of the deprecation is a script. * task - The owner of the deprecation is a task. * unknown - Unknown deprecation owner type when none of the other options match.
Values: plugin,script,task,unknown
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
The type of the deprecation owner: * plugin - The owner of the deprecation is a plugin. * script - The owner of the deprecation is a script. * task - The owner of the deprecation is a task. * unknown - Unknown deprecation owner type when none of the other options match.
The location of the deprecation usage. Can be a plugin id, task path, script file path, script URI. null if the owner type is unknown.
The type of the deprecation owner: * plugin - The owner of the deprecation is a plugin. * script - The owner of the deprecation is a script. * task - The owner of the deprecation is a task. * unknown - Unknown deprecation owner type when none of the other options match.
The type of the deprecation owner: * plugin - The owner of the deprecation is a plugin. * script - The owner of the deprecation is a script. * task - The owner of the deprecation is a task. * unknown - Unknown deprecation owner type when none of the other options match.
Advice on how to avoid using the deprecated feature, that is specific to this particular usage. null when no advice is available.
Advice on how to avoid using the deprecated feature, that is specific to this particular usage. null when no advice is available.
Advice on how to avoid using the deprecated feature, that is specific to this particular usage. null when no advice is available.
A list of Gradle Build Tool deprecations with details and usage information. null if deprecation capturing is not supported.
A list of Gradle Build Tool deprecations with details and usage information. null if deprecation capturing is not supported.
A list of Gradle Build Tool deprecations with details and usage information. null if deprecation capturing is not supported.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether build logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether file fingerprint capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1. See https://docs.gradle.com/enterprise/gradle-plugin/#capturing_file_fingerprints.
Indicates whether test logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.18. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether task input file snapshots capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-task-input-files. This property is deprecated, use fileFingerprintCapturingEnabled instead.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether build logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether file fingerprint capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1. See https://docs.gradle.com/enterprise/gradle-plugin/#capturing_file_fingerprints.
Settings for Develocity.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether build logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether file fingerprint capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1. See https://docs.gradle.com/enterprise/gradle-plugin/#capturing_file_fingerprints.
Indicates whether test logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.18. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether task input file snapshots capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-task-input-files. This property is deprecated, use fileFingerprintCapturingEnabled instead.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.18. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-resource-usage.
This property is deprecated.
Indicates whether task input file snapshots capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-task-input-files. This property is deprecated, use fileFingerprintCapturingEnabled instead.
Indicates whether test logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
The complete version string of format YEAR.RELEASE.PATCH, where the patch component is omitted when 0 (e.g. 2022.3, 2022.3.1).
The gregorian calendar year of the release.
The sequence number of the release for that year, starting with 1.
The patch level of the release, starting with 0.
This schema is deprecated.
This object is deprecated, use DevelocityVersion instead.
The complete version string of format YEAR.RELEASE.PATCH, where the patch component is omitted when 0 (e.g. 2022.3, 2022.3.1).
The gregorian calendar year of the release.
The sequence number of the release for that year, starting with 1.
The patch level of the release, starting with 0.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether build logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether task input file snapshots capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-task-input-files.
Indicates whether test logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.18. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether build logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
This schema is deprecated.
This property is deprecated, use develocitySettings instead. Settings for Develocity.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.4. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether build logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether task input file snapshots capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-task-input-files.
Indicates whether test logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.18. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.18. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether task input file snapshots capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-task-input-files.
Indicates whether test logging output capturing is enabled for the build. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <3.7. See https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
This represents the total count of network requests.
The duration in milliseconds representing the sum of times for potentially parallel network requests. It does not reflect wall clock time but offers a rough estimation of network activity.
The total number of bytes downloaded for dependencies. It accounts only for the bytes of the files (e.g. POMs, JARs) downloaded and not the total network transfer.
The total number of successfully downloaded files.
The estimate in milliseconds representing the wall clock time spent on network requests during the current build. It is calculated by comparing the critical path within non-execution and execution phases with and without network requests, converted to wall clock time. This is null when Gradle version is lower than 6.2 or the Develocity plugin version is lower than 3.12.
The total number of successfully downloaded files.
The total number of bytes downloaded for dependencies. It accounts only for the bytes of the files (e.g. POMs, JARs) downloaded and not the total network transfer.
Information about the network activity of the build. It includes network activity during dependency resolution, java toolchain downloads, etc. For a comprehensive list see the Build Scan.
This represents the total count of network requests.
The duration in milliseconds representing the sum of times for potentially parallel network requests. It does not reflect wall clock time but offers a rough estimation of network activity.
The total number of bytes downloaded for dependencies. It accounts only for the bytes of the files (e.g. POMs, JARs) downloaded and not the total network transfer.
The total number of successfully downloaded files.
The estimate in milliseconds representing the wall clock time spent on network requests during the current build. It is calculated by comparing the critical path within non-execution and execution phases with and without network requests, converted to wall clock time. This is null when Gradle version is lower than 6.2 or the Develocity plugin version is lower than 3.12.
This represents the total count of network requests.
The duration in milliseconds representing the sum of times for potentially parallel network requests. It does not reflect wall clock time but offers a rough estimation of network activity.
The estimate in milliseconds representing the wall clock time spent on network requests during the current build. It is calculated by comparing the critical path within non-execution and execution phases with and without network requests, converted to wall clock time. This is null when Gradle version is lower than 6.2 or the Develocity plugin version is lower than 3.12.
The fully qualified class name of the plugin.
The paths of the projects where the plugin is applied. Will always be an array of size 1 for a single project build.
The plugin ID. May be null.
The plugin version. May be null.
The fully qualified class name of the plugin.
The paths of the projects where the plugin is applied. Will always be an array of size 1 for a single project build.
The plugin ID. May be null.
The plugin version. May be null.
A list of applied plugins in a Gradle build.
A list of applied plugins in a Gradle build.
The name of the project.
The path of the project.
The index of the parent of this Gradle project in the GradleProjects array. null if this project has no parent (i.e. root project of a build).
A Gradle project.
The name of the project.
The path of the project.
The index of the parent of this Gradle project in the GradleProjects array. null if this project has no parent (i.e. root project of a build).
The physical memory of the system in bytes. Can be null if the metrics could not be captured.
The physical memory of the system in bytes. Can be null if the metrics could not be captured.
The physical memory of the system in bytes. Can be null if the metrics could not be captured.
The sum of the serial execution times in millis of test tasks run in the build.
Test performance metrics of a Gradle build.
The sum of the serial execution times in millis of test tasks run in the build.
The sum of the serial execution times in millis of test tasks run in the build.
A Gradle work unit.
The name of the Gradle project.
The path of the Gradle task.
A Build Cache Node key and secret pair.
A unique identifier for the Build Cache Node in Develocity.
The secret associated with the Build Cache Node.
The Build Scan ID.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The duration of the build, as milliseconds.
The Maven version used.
The Develocity Maven extension version used.
The list of requested goals.
True when the build fails, false otherwise.
The list of Build Scan tags.
The list of Build Scan values.
The list of Build Scan links.
The top level project name. null in case of very early build failure.
Set only if the build fails: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Verification\", false otherwise. The Verification classification is meant for failures that are expected within a standard application development lifecycle. They typically represent a problem with the developer’s inputs to the build such as the source code.
Set only if the build fails: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Non-verification\", false otherwise. The Non-verification classification is meant for failures that are typically not expected within a standard application development lifecycle, such as build configuration failures, dependency resolution failures, and infrastructure failures.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
This property is deprecated.
Set only if the build fails: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Non-verification\", false otherwise. The Non-verification classification is meant for failures that are typically not expected within a standard application development lifecycle, such as build configuration failures, dependency resolution failures, and infrastructure failures.
Set only if the build fails: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Verification\", false otherwise. The Verification classification is meant for failures that are expected within a standard application development lifecycle. They typically represent a problem with the developer’s inputs to the build such as the source code.
The attributes of a Maven build.
The Build Scan ID.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The duration of the build, as milliseconds.
The Maven version used.
The Develocity Maven extension version used.
The list of requested goals.
True when the build fails, false otherwise.
The list of Build Scan tags.
The list of Build Scan values.
The list of Build Scan links.
The top level project name. null in case of very early build failure.
Set only if the build fails: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Verification\", false otherwise. The Verification classification is meant for failures that are expected within a standard application development lifecycle. They typically represent a problem with the developer’s inputs to the build such as the source code.
Set only if the build fails: true when the build has at least one failure classified as \"Non-verification\", false otherwise. The Non-verification classification is meant for failures that are typically not expected within a standard application development lifecycle, such as build configuration failures, dependency resolution failures, and infrastructure failures.
The list of Build Scan values.
The top level project name. null in case of very early build failure.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the goals due to their outputs being reused in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the goals due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the goals due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
A breakdown of avoidance savings.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the goals due to their outputs being reused in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the goals due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the goals due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the goals due to their outputs being reused from the local build cache in milliseconds.
The ratio of the total avoidance savings against the potential serial execution time (which is the actual serial execution time plus the total avoidance savings). Quantifies the effect of avoidance savings in this build. The bigger the ratio is, the more time is saved when running the build.
The estimated reduction in serial execution time of the goals due to their outputs being reused from the remote build cache in milliseconds.
Indicates whether the local build cache is enabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the local build cache is enabled. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the local cache is disabled due to an error occurring in loading or storing local build cache entries. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Location of the local build cache. Can be relative or absolute depending on its value. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Information about the local build cache used in the build, if it is configured in the build. null if the local build cache is not configured.
Indicates whether the local build cache is enabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the local build cache is enabled. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the local cache is disabled due to an error occurring in loading or storing local build cache entries. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Location of the local build cache. Can be relative or absolute depending on its value. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the local cache is disabled due to an error occurring in loading or storing local build cache entries. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the local build cache is enabled. null if the local build cache is disabled.
Overhead of upload operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of download operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of pack operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of unpack operations in milliseconds.
Information about the build cache overhead in this build.
Overhead of upload operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of download operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of pack operations in milliseconds.
Overhead of unpack operations in milliseconds.
Indicates whether the remote build cache is enabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the remote build cache is enabled. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the remote build cache is disabled during the build due to an error occurring in loading or storing remote build cache entries. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
URL of the remote build cache. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Information about the remote build cache used in the build, if it is configured in the build. null if the remote build cache is not configured.
Indicates whether the remote build cache is enabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the remote build cache is enabled. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the remote build cache is disabled during the build due to an error occurring in loading or storing remote build cache entries. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
URL of the remote build cache. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether the remote build cache is disabled during the build due to an error occurring in loading or storing remote build cache entries. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Indicates whether pushing to the remote build cache is enabled. null if the remote build cache is disabled.
Information about the local and remote build caches used in the build, if it is configured in the build. null if the build cache configuration cannot be captured (e.g. very early build failure).
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The avoidance outcome of this task with respect to performance: * avoided_from_local_cache - Goal whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Goal whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Goal which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Goal which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Goal which is executed and whose cacheability cannot be determined * skipped - Skipped goal
Values: avoidedFromLocalCache,avoidedFromRemoteCache,executedCacheable,executedNotCacheable,executedUnknownCacheability,skipped
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The reason why the cache artifact has been rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. null if the goal is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
Values: artifactSizeTooLarge
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
The goal name.
The fully qualified class name of the Mojo that provides the implementation of this goal.
The goal execution ID.
The goal project name.
The avoidance outcome of this task with respect to performance: * avoided_from_local_cache - Goal whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Goal whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Goal which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Goal which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Goal which is executed and whose cacheability cannot be determined * skipped - Skipped goal
The goal duration in milliseconds.
The goal fingerprinting duration in milliseconds. This duration is part of the complete task execution duration. null if the goal is not fingerprinted.
The goal avoidance savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it takes more time to reuse outputs than it did to create them originally. null if the information is not available.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_disabled_by_user - The build cache is disabled by the user * goal_execution_marked_non_cacheable - The goal execution is marked as non-cacheable * goal_not_supported - The goal does not support build caching * no_gradle_enterprise_server_configured - No Develocity server is configured Deprecated, use no_develocity_server_configured instead * no_develocity_server_configured - No Develocity server is configured * non_clean_build - The clean lifecycle is not executed * not_entitled - The Develocity license entitlements does not allow Maven build caching * offline_build - The build is run in offline mode * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known * unknown_entitlements - The Develocity license entitlements cannot be checked null when the goal execution is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The human-readable reason for a non-cacheable goal execution. null when the goal execution is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The number of bytes of the produced or consumed cache artifact. For a goal execution where the outputs are successfully stored to a local or remote cache, this is the size of the stored cache artifact. For a goal execution where the outputs are successfully loaded from a local or remote cache, this is the size of the loaded cache artifact. null if the goal execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store or load the artifact from cache does not succeed.
The reason why the cache artifact has been rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. null if the goal is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
Build cache key. null if no build cache key was computed (e.g. when fingerprinting failed).
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_disabled_by_user - The build cache is disabled by the user * goal_execution_marked_non_cacheable - The goal execution is marked as non-cacheable * goal_not_supported - The goal does not support build caching * no_gradle_enterprise_server_configured - No Develocity server is configured Deprecated, use no_develocity_server_configured instead * no_develocity_server_configured - No Develocity server is configured * non_clean_build - The clean lifecycle is not executed * not_entitled - The Develocity license entitlements does not allow Maven build caching * offline_build - The build is run in offline mode * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known * unknown_entitlements - The Develocity license entitlements cannot be checked null when the goal execution is cacheable or if the information is not available.
Values: buildCacheDisabledByUser,goalExecutionMarkedNonCacheable,goalNotSupported,noGradleEnterpriseServerConfigured,noDevelocityServerConfigured,nonCleanBuild,notEntitled,offlineBuild,unknown,unknownEntitlements
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
The avoidance outcome of this task with respect to performance: * avoided_from_local_cache - Goal whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Goal whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Goal which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Goal which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Goal which is executed and whose cacheability cannot be determined * skipped - Skipped goal
The goal avoidance savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it takes more time to reuse outputs than it did to create them originally. null if the information is not available.
The reason why the cache artifact has been rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. null if the goal is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
The number of bytes of the produced or consumed cache artifact. For a goal execution where the outputs are successfully stored to a local or remote cache, this is the size of the stored cache artifact. For a goal execution where the outputs are successfully loaded from a local or remote cache, this is the size of the loaded cache artifact. null if the goal execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store or load the artifact from cache does not succeed.
The goal fingerprinting duration in milliseconds. This duration is part of the complete task execution duration. null if the goal is not fingerprinted.
The goal name.
The fully qualified class name of the Mojo that provides the implementation of this goal.
The goal execution ID.
The goal project name.
The avoidance outcome of this task with respect to performance: * avoided_from_local_cache - Goal whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Goal whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Goal which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Goal which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Goal which is executed and whose cacheability cannot be determined * skipped - Skipped goal
The goal duration in milliseconds.
The goal fingerprinting duration in milliseconds. This duration is part of the complete task execution duration. null if the goal is not fingerprinted.
The goal avoidance savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it takes more time to reuse outputs than it did to create them originally. null if the information is not available.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_disabled_by_user - The build cache is disabled by the user * goal_execution_marked_non_cacheable - The goal execution is marked as non-cacheable * goal_not_supported - The goal does not support build caching * no_gradle_enterprise_server_configured - No Develocity server is configured Deprecated, use no_develocity_server_configured instead * no_develocity_server_configured - No Develocity server is configured * non_clean_build - The clean lifecycle is not executed * not_entitled - The Develocity license entitlements does not allow Maven build caching * offline_build - The build is run in offline mode * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known * unknown_entitlements - The Develocity license entitlements cannot be checked null when the goal execution is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The human-readable reason for a non-cacheable goal execution. null when the goal execution is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The number of bytes of the produced or consumed cache artifact. For a goal execution where the outputs are successfully stored to a local or remote cache, this is the size of the stored cache artifact. For a goal execution where the outputs are successfully loaded from a local or remote cache, this is the size of the loaded cache artifact. null if the goal execution is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store or load the artifact from cache does not succeed.
The reason why the cache artifact has been rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. null if the goal is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
Build cache key. null if no build cache key was computed (e.g. when fingerprinting failed).
The avoidance outcome of this task with respect to performance: * avoided_from_local_cache - Goal whose execution is avoided due to reusing a local build cache entry * avoided_from_remote_cache - Goal whose execution is avoided due to reusing a remote build cache entry * executed_cacheable - Goal which is executed but is cacheable * executed_not_cacheable - Goal which is executed but is not cacheable * executed_unknown_cacheability - Goal which is executed and whose cacheability cannot be determined * skipped - Skipped goal
The reason why the cache artifact has been rejected: * artifact_size_too_large - The size of the artifact is larger than the remote build cache can accept. null if the goal is not cacheable, or if the attempt to store the artifact does not succeed.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_disabled_by_user - The build cache is disabled by the user * goal_execution_marked_non_cacheable - The goal execution is marked as non-cacheable * goal_not_supported - The goal does not support build caching * no_gradle_enterprise_server_configured - No Develocity server is configured Deprecated, use no_develocity_server_configured instead * no_develocity_server_configured - No Develocity server is configured * non_clean_build - The clean lifecycle is not executed * not_entitled - The Develocity license entitlements does not allow Maven build caching * offline_build - The build is run in offline mode * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known * unknown_entitlements - The Develocity license entitlements cannot be checked null when the goal execution is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The category of the non-cacheability reason: * build_cache_disabled_by_user - The build cache is disabled by the user * goal_execution_marked_non_cacheable - The goal execution is marked as non-cacheable * goal_not_supported - The goal does not support build caching * no_gradle_enterprise_server_configured - No Develocity server is configured Deprecated, use no_develocity_server_configured instead * no_develocity_server_configured - No Develocity server is configured * non_clean_build - The clean lifecycle is not executed * not_entitled - The Develocity license entitlements does not allow Maven build caching * offline_build - The build is run in offline mode * unknown - Reason for disabled caching is not known * unknown_entitlements - The Develocity license entitlements cannot be checked null when the goal execution is cacheable or if the information is not available.
The human-readable reason for a non-cacheable goal execution. null when the goal execution is cacheable or if the information is not available.
A summary of goal fingerprinting. Fingerprinted goals are part of the goalExecution.avoidedGoals or goalExecution.executedGoals buckets.
Count of fingerprinted goals.
Sum of all fingerprinting times of fingerprinted goals in milliseconds.
Sum of all fingerprinting times of fingerprinted goals in milliseconds.
The Build Scan ID.
Wall clock duration of the build in milliseconds.
Wall clock time spent executing projects in milliseconds. It is the time spent between the start of the first project execution and the end of the last project execution, removing any interval where no project is being executed.
Wall clock time of all project executions in milliseconds. It is the sum of all individual project durations.
The ratio of serialProjectExecutionTime over the effectiveProjectExecutionTime. Quantifies the effect of project parallelization. A value equal to 1 means that no parallelization occurs. A value greater than 1 means that projects are executed faster due to parallelization.
A list of executed goals with performance related information.
Wall clock time spent executing projects in milliseconds. It is the time spent between the start of the first project execution and the end of the last project execution, removing any interval where no project is being executed.
A list of executed goals with performance related information.
The build cache performance of a Maven build.
The Build Scan ID.
Wall clock duration of the build in milliseconds.
Wall clock time spent executing projects in milliseconds. It is the time spent between the start of the first project execution and the end of the last project execution, removing any interval where no project is being executed.
Wall clock time of all project executions in milliseconds. It is the sum of all individual project durations.
The ratio of serialProjectExecutionTime over the effectiveProjectExecutionTime. Quantifies the effect of project parallelization. A value equal to 1 means that no parallelization occurs. A value greater than 1 means that projects are executed faster due to parallelization.
A list of executed goals with performance related information.
Wall clock time of all project executions in milliseconds. It is the sum of all individual project durations.
The ratio of serialProjectExecutionTime over the effectiveProjectExecutionTime. Quantifies the effect of project parallelization. A value equal to 1 means that no parallelization occurs. A value greater than 1 means that projects are executed faster due to parallelization.
The elapsed time from the start of the execution of the first project to the end of the build in milliseconds.
The elapsed time from the start of the execution of the first project to the end of the execution of the last project in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the goal execution phase.
The elapsed time from the end of the execution of the last project to the end of the build in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the end of build phase.
The elapsed time from the end of the execution of the last project to the end of the build in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the end of build phase.
The elapsed time from the start of the execution of the first project to the end of the execution of the last project in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the goal execution phase.
The time breakdown of the execution phase of a Maven build.
The elapsed time from the start of the execution of the first project to the end of the build in milliseconds.
The elapsed time from the start of the execution of the first project to the end of the execution of the last project in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the goal execution phase.
The elapsed time from the end of the execution of the last project to the end of the build in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the end of build phase.
The elapsed time from the very start of the build to the start of the execution of the first project in milliseconds.
The elapsed time taken to read the settings of the build in milliseconds.
The elapsed time taken to read the toolchain settings of the build in milliseconds.
Any other elapsed time between the start of the build and the start of the execution of the first project in milliseconds.
The elapsed time taken to discover all projects included in the build in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the project discovery phase.
The time breakdown of the initialization and discovery phase of a Maven build.
The elapsed time from the very start of the build to the start of the execution of the first project in milliseconds.
The elapsed time taken to read the settings of the build in milliseconds.
The elapsed time taken to read the toolchain settings of the build in milliseconds.
Any other elapsed time between the start of the build and the start of the execution of the first project in milliseconds.
The elapsed time taken to discover all projects included in the build in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the project discovery phase.
The elapsed time taken to discover all projects included in the build in milliseconds. null if the build failed before the project discovery phase.
The elapsed time taken to read the toolchain settings of the build in milliseconds.
The total garbage collection time.
A list of all the heap memory pools of the JVM build process and their peak usage.
Memory usage stats of the Maven JVM while running the build.
The total garbage collection time.
A list of all the heap memory pools of the JVM build process and their peak usage.
A list of all the heap memory pools of the JVM build process and their peak usage.
The total garbage collection time.
Indicates whether the build is configured to produce execution error messages. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#errors.
Maximum number of threads used when executing the build. See https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/MAVEN/Parallel+builds+in+Maven+3.
Indicates whether the build is configured to not recurse into sub-projects. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#non-recursive.
Indicates whether the build is configured to suppress snapshot updates. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#no-snapshot-updates.
Indicates whether the build is configured to run offline. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#offline.
Indicates whether the build is configured to force a check for missing releases and updated snapshots on remote repositories. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#update-snapshots.
Indicates whether the build is configured to run in non-interactive (batch) mode. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#batch-mode.
Indicates whether the build is configured to produce execution debug output. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#debug.
Indicates whether the build is configured to only fail at the end. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#fail-at-end.
Indicates whether the build is configured to fail at the first error. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#fail-fast.
Indicates whether the build is configured to never fail, regardless of errors produced. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#fail-never.
Indicates whether the build is configured to only warn if checksums don't match. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#lax-checksums.
Indicates whether the build is configured to rerun goals without checking the build cache. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.13. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-rerunning-goals.
Indicates whether the build is configured to run in quiet mode. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#quiet.
Indicates whether the build is configured to fail if checksums don't match. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#strict-checksums.
This property is deprecated, use rerunGoalsEnabled instead. Indicates whether the build is configured to rerun goals without checking the build cache. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.13. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-rerunning-goals.
Indicates whether the build is configured to run in non-interactive (batch) mode. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#batch-mode.
Indicates whether the build is configured to produce execution debug output. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#debug.
Indicates whether the build is configured to produce execution error messages. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#errors.
Indicates whether the build is configured to only fail at the end. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#fail-at-end.
Indicates whether the build is configured to fail at the first error. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#fail-fast.
Indicates whether the build is configured to never fail, regardless of errors produced. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#fail-never.
Maven build options for this build.
Indicates whether the build is configured to produce execution error messages. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#errors.
Maximum number of threads used when executing the build. See https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/MAVEN/Parallel+builds+in+Maven+3.
Indicates whether the build is configured to not recurse into sub-projects. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#non-recursive.
Indicates whether the build is configured to suppress snapshot updates. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#no-snapshot-updates.
Indicates whether the build is configured to run offline. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#offline.
Indicates whether the build is configured to force a check for missing releases and updated snapshots on remote repositories. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#update-snapshots.
Indicates whether the build is configured to run in non-interactive (batch) mode. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#batch-mode.
Indicates whether the build is configured to produce execution debug output. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#debug.
Indicates whether the build is configured to only fail at the end. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#fail-at-end.
Indicates whether the build is configured to fail at the first error. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#fail-fast.
Indicates whether the build is configured to never fail, regardless of errors produced. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#fail-never.
Indicates whether the build is configured to only warn if checksums don't match. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#lax-checksums.
Indicates whether the build is configured to rerun goals without checking the build cache. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.13. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-rerunning-goals.
Indicates whether the build is configured to run in quiet mode. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#quiet.
Indicates whether the build is configured to fail if checksums don't match. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#strict-checksums.
This property is deprecated, use rerunGoalsEnabled instead. Indicates whether the build is configured to rerun goals without checking the build cache. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.13. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-rerunning-goals.
Indicates whether the build is configured to only warn if checksums don't match. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#lax-checksums.
Maximum number of threads used when executing the build. See https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/MAVEN/Parallel+builds+in+Maven+3.
Indicates whether the build is configured to suppress snapshot updates. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#no-snapshot-updates.
Indicates whether the build is configured to not recurse into sub-projects. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#non-recursive.
Indicates whether the build is configured to run offline. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#offline.
Indicates whether the build is configured to run in quiet mode. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#quiet.
Indicates whether the build is configured to rerun goals without checking the build cache. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.13. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-rerunning-goals.
This property is deprecated.
This property is deprecated, use rerunGoalsEnabled instead. Indicates whether the build is configured to rerun goals without checking the build cache. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.13. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-rerunning-goals.
Indicates whether the build is configured to fail if checksums don't match. null if capturing is not possible. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#strict-checksums.
Indicates whether the build is configured to force a check for missing releases and updated snapshots on remote repositories. See https://maven.apache.org/ref/current/maven-embedder/cli.html#update-snapshots.
The performance profile overview of a Maven build.
Total duration of the build in milliseconds.
The build time breakdown of a Maven build.
Total duration of the build in milliseconds.
List of dependencies of a Maven build.
List of dependencies of a Maven build.
Dependencies of a Maven build. While there are many possible types of dependencies, initial support is for library dependencies of the software. Dependency identifiers are based on the package url (purl) specification.
List of dependencies of a Maven build.
The total cumulative time, in milliseconds, spent resolving dependencies. The process of resolving a dependency involves fetching metadata from remote repositories, determining the appropriate version to use, and ultimately fetching the dependency artifact.
This represents the total count of network requests made during configuration resolution.
The duration in milliseconds representing the sum of times for potentially parallel network requests. It does not reflect wall clock time but offers a rough estimation of network activity.
The estimate in milliseconds representing the wall clock time spent on network requests during the current build. It is calculated by comparing the critical path of project executions with and without network requests, converted to wall clock time.
The total number of bytes downloaded for dependencies. It accounts only for the bytes of the files (e.g. POMs, JARs) downloaded and not the total network transfer.
The total number of successfully downloaded files.
The total number of successfully downloaded files.
The total number of bytes downloaded for dependencies. It accounts only for the bytes of the files (e.g. POMs, JARs) downloaded and not the total network transfer.
Information about dependency resolution.
The total cumulative time, in milliseconds, spent resolving dependencies. The process of resolving a dependency involves fetching metadata from remote repositories, determining the appropriate version to use, and ultimately fetching the dependency artifact.
This represents the total count of network requests made during configuration resolution.
The duration in milliseconds representing the sum of times for potentially parallel network requests. It does not reflect wall clock time but offers a rough estimation of network activity.
The estimate in milliseconds representing the wall clock time spent on network requests during the current build. It is calculated by comparing the critical path of project executions with and without network requests, converted to wall clock time.
The total number of bytes downloaded for dependencies. It accounts only for the bytes of the files (e.g. POMs, JARs) downloaded and not the total network transfer.
The total number of successfully downloaded files.
This represents the total count of network requests made during configuration resolution.
The total cumulative time, in milliseconds, spent resolving dependencies. The process of resolving a dependency involves fetching metadata from remote repositories, determining the appropriate version to use, and ultimately fetching the dependency artifact.
The duration in milliseconds representing the sum of times for potentially parallel network requests. It does not reflect wall clock time but offers a rough estimation of network activity.
The estimate in milliseconds representing the wall clock time spent on network requests during the current build. It is calculated by comparing the critical path of project executions with and without network requests, converted to wall clock time.
The scheme used to identify the dependency.
The type of the dependency.
The name of the dependency.
A prefix used to qualify the dependency name.
The version of the dependency.
Additional information to qualify the identity of the dependency. The names and their meanings are type-specific.
Subpath within a dependency.
The package URL identifier for the dependency.
The scheme used to identify the dependency.
The type of the dependency.
The name of the dependency.
A prefix used to qualify the dependency name.
The version of the dependency.
Additional information to qualify the identity of the dependency. The names and their meanings are type-specific.
Subpath within a dependency.
The package URL identifier for the dependency.
Additional information to qualify the identity of the dependency. The names and their meanings are type-specific.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.6. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether to capture build logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether file fingerprint capturing is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.1. See https://docs.gradle.com/enterprise/maven-extension/current/#capturing_goal_input_files.
Indicates whether to capture goal input file snapshots for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.1. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-goal-input-files. This property is deprecated, use fileFingerprintCapturingEnabled instead.
Indicates whether to capture test logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.22. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.6. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether to capture build logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether file fingerprint capturing is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.1. See https://docs.gradle.com/enterprise/maven-extension/current/#capturing_goal_input_files.
This property is deprecated.
Indicates whether to capture goal input file snapshots for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.1. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-goal-input-files. This property is deprecated, use fileFingerprintCapturingEnabled instead.
Settings for Develocity.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.6. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether to capture build logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether file fingerprint capturing is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.1. See https://docs.gradle.com/enterprise/maven-extension/current/#capturing_goal_input_files.
Indicates whether to capture goal input file snapshots for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.1. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-goal-input-files. This property is deprecated, use fileFingerprintCapturingEnabled instead.
Indicates whether to capture test logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.22. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.22. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether to capture test logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.6. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether to capture build logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether to capture goal input file snapshots for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.1. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-goal-input-files.
Indicates whether to capture test logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.22. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.6. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether to capture build logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether to capture goal input file snapshots for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.1. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-goal-input-files.
This schema is deprecated.
This property is deprecated, use develocitySettings instead. Settings for Develocity.
Indicates whether background Build Scan publication is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.6. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-configuring-background-uploading.
Indicates whether to capture build logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether to capture goal input file snapshots for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.1. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-goal-input-files.
Indicates whether to capture test logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.22. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether resource usage capturing is enabled for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.22. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-resource-usage.
Indicates whether to capture test logging output for the build. null if Develocity Maven extension version is <1.11. See https://gradle.com/help/maven-extension-capturing-build-and-test-outputs.
The name of the module.
The group ID of the module.
The artifact ID of the module.
The version of the module.
The index of the parent of this Maven module in the MavenModules array. null if this module has no parent (i.e. top level project).
A Maven module.
The name of the module.
The group ID of the module.
The artifact ID of the module.
The version of the module.
The index of the parent of this Maven module in the MavenModules array. null if this module has no parent (i.e. top level project).
The plugin group ID.
The plugin artifact ID.
The plugin version.
The list of executed plugin goals. May be empty if none of the plugin goals are executed in this build.
The list of short form coordinates of the modules where the plugin is applied, in the format groupId:artifactId.
The name of the plugin. May be null in cases where this is not defined or captured.
The prefix defined by the plugin for its goals. Can be null if not specified by the plugin.
The required Maven version for the plugin. Can be null if not specified by the plugin.
The list of executed plugin goals. May be empty if none of the plugin goals are executed in this build.
The prefix defined by the plugin for its goals. Can be null if not specified by the plugin.
The plugin group ID.
The plugin artifact ID.
The plugin version.
The list of executed plugin goals. May be empty if none of the plugin goals are executed in this build.
The list of short form coordinates of the modules where the plugin is applied, in the format groupId:artifactId.
The name of the plugin. May be null in cases where this is not defined or captured.
The prefix defined by the plugin for its goals. Can be null if not specified by the plugin.
The required Maven version for the plugin. Can be null if not specified by the plugin.
The required Maven version for the plugin. Can be null if not specified by the plugin.
A list of applied plugins in a Maven build.
The physical memory of the system in bytes. Can be null if the metrics could not be captured.
The physical memory of the system in bytes. Can be null if the metrics could not be captured.
The physical memory of the system in bytes. Can be null if the metrics could not be captured.
The sum of the serial execution times in millis of test goals run in the build.
Test performance metrics of a Maven build.
The sum of the serial execution times in millis of test goals run in the build.
The sum of the serial execution times in millis of test goals run in the build.
The Maven groupId.
The Maven artifactId.
The Maven goal name.
The execution id of the goal.
A Maven work unit.
The Maven groupId.
The Maven artifactId.
The Maven goal name.
The execution id of the goal.
The name of the memory pool.
The peak memory usage of this memory pool while running the build, in bytes.
The maximum amount of memory in bytes that can be used for memory management. -1 if the maximum memory size is undefined.
Memory usage of a JVM memory pool.
The name of the memory pool.
The peak memory usage of this memory pool while running the build, in bytes.
The maximum amount of memory in bytes that can be used for memory management. -1 if the maximum memory size is undefined.
The peak memory usage of this memory pool while running the build, in bytes.
Indicates if the Build Cache Node is enabled.
A Build Cache Node configuration description.
Indicates if the Build Cache Node is enabled.
The Build Scan ID.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The duration of the build, as milliseconds.
The npm version used.
The version of the Develocity npm agent.
The list of Build Scan links.
The list of Build Scan tags.
The list of Build Scan values.
The exit code of the npm process.
The Node.js version used.
The username of the user that ran the build.
The hostname of the user that ran the build, if set.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The attributes of an npm build.
The Build Scan ID.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The duration of the build, as milliseconds.
The npm version used.
The version of the Develocity npm agent.
The list of Build Scan links.
The list of Build Scan tags.
The list of Build Scan values.
The exit code of the npm process.
The Node.js version used.
The username of the user that ran the build.
The hostname of the user that ran the build, if set.
The list of Build Scan values.
The command that was run (e.g. in \"npm install\", this would be \"install\").
The arguments passed to the command (e.g. in \"npm run script.js\", this would be \"script.js\").
The command run on an npm build.
The command that was run (e.g. in \"npm install\", this would be \"install\").
The arguments passed to the command (e.g. in \"npm run script.js\", this would be \"script.js\").
The index of the current page. Page indexes start at zero.
The number of elements in the current page.
The total number of pages.
The total number of elements across all pages.
Information about the current and available page of elements. Pages are returned from list operations which could contain a lot of elements. One page contains a subset of the available elements. API users can retrieve all pages in order to retrieve all of the available elements.
The index of the current page. Page indexes start at zero.
The number of elements in the current page.
The total number of pages.
The total number of elements across all pages.
The index of the page to retrieve. The first page's index is zero.
The unique identifier for the project group. Must not contain whitespace.
The label used when displaying the project group.
The description of the project group.
The value of an identity provider attribute this project group is associated with. Users who have this value in the identity provider attribute will be assigned this project group.
The label used when displaying the project group.
The value of an identity provider attribute this project group is associated with. Users who have this value in the identity provider attribute will be assigned this project group.
A group of projects that can be assigned to users.
The unique identifier for the project group. Must not contain whitespace.
The label used when displaying the project group.
The description of the project group.
The value of an identity provider attribute this project group is associated with. Users who have this value in the identity provider attribute will be assigned this project group.
A list of project groups.
A paged list of project groups.
A list of project groups.
A container for a project ID.
The unique identifier for the project. Must not contain whitespace.
The unique identifier for the project. Must not contain whitespace.
The label used when displaying the project.
The description of the project group.
A project.
The unique identifier for the project. Must not contain whitespace.
The label used when displaying the project.
The description of the project group.
A list of projects.
A paged list of projects.
A list of projects.
The Build Scan ID.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The duration of the build, as milliseconds.
The python version used in the build.
The version of the Develocity python agent.
The command and arguments requested in the build.
The list of Build Scan links.
The list of Build Scan tags.
The list of Build Scan values.
The exit code of the python process.
The exception message thrown by the python process, if any.
The username of the user that ran the build.
The hostname of the user that ran the build, if set.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The attributes of a python build.
The Build Scan ID.
The time when the build starts, as milliseconds since Epoch.
The duration of the build, as milliseconds.
The python version used in the build.
The version of the Develocity python agent.
The command and arguments requested in the build.
The list of Build Scan links.
The list of Build Scan tags.
The list of Build Scan values.
The exit code of the python process.
The exception message thrown by the python process, if any.
The username of the user that ran the build.
The hostname of the user that ran the build, if set.
The list of Build Scan values.
The version of the Develocity python agent.
Cached data replication configuration description. May be null if replication is not configured.
The name of the Build Cache Node which is the source of data.
Indicates if preemptive replication is enabled from the source.
Indicates if preemptive replication is enabled from the source.
The max value of the metric.
The average value of the metric.
The median (or 50th percentile) value of the metric.
The 5th percentile value of the metric.
The 25th percentile value of the metric.
The 75th percentile value of the metric.
The 95th percentile value of the metric.
The max value of the metric.
The average value of the metric.
The median (or 50th percentile) value of the metric.
The 5th percentile value of the metric.
The 25th percentile value of the metric.
The 75th percentile value of the metric.
The 95th percentile value of the metric.
Returns a valid TestAccelerationFeatureUsageStatus for data, null otherwise.
Returns a valid TestAccelerationFeatureUsageStatus for data, null otherwise.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
Develocity extension status of a build / work unit: * unavailable - Feature status is unknown (e.g. for older Gradle plugin / Maven extension versions) or feature could not be used due to an unexpected error * disabled - The extension was enabled on none of the tasks in the build / for the task in question * enabled - The extension was enabled on at least one of the tasks in the build / for the task in question**
Values: unavailable,disabled,enabled
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Override toString() to avoid using the enum variable name as the value, and instead use the actual value defined in the API spec file.
This solves a problem when the variable name and its value are different, and ensures that the client sends the correct enum values to the server always.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
Must be the fully qualified name of the test container to query. May not contain any wildcards.
Allows restricting the search to tests that had at least one instance of the given outcome.
A query for filtering tests, written in the Develocity advanced search query language See: https://gradle.com/help/advanced-search
The maximum number of test outcomes to query.
Controls which optional fields are included in the response.
Controls which optional fields are included in the response.
Must be the fully qualified name of the test container to query. May not contain any wildcards.
Allows restricting the search to tests that had at least one instance of the given outcome.
A query for filtering tests, written in the Develocity advanced search query language See: https://gradle.com/help/advanced-search
The maximum number of test outcomes to query.
Controls which optional fields are included in the response.
Allows restricting the search to tests that had at least one instance of the given outcome.
Allows restricting the search to parts of the test container hierarchy. You can use wildcards to match a specific subpackage.
Allows restricting the search to tests that had at least one instance of the given outcome.
A query for filtering tests, written in the Develocity advanced search query language See: https://gradle.com/help/advanced-search
Controls which optional fields are included in the response.
Controls which optional fields are included in the response.
Allows restricting the search to parts of the test container hierarchy. You can use wildcards to match a specific subpackage.
Allows restricting the search to tests that had at least one instance of the given outcome.
A query for filtering tests, written in the Develocity advanced search query language See: https://gradle.com/help/advanced-search
Controls which optional fields are included in the response.
Allows restricting the search to tests that had at least one instance of the given outcome.
The unique identifier of the agent pool.
The alias or display name of the agent pool.
The order in which the agent pool is considered for allocation. Lower values are considered first.
Controls whether this pool can be used by everyone, or only the assigned project groups. A true value implies that projectGroupIds is present and has at least one entry. Conversely, a false value implies that projectGroupIds is empty.
Controls which project groups can use this pool. If it is empty, then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be false. Conversely, if it has values then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be true.
An agent pool configuration.
The unique identifier of the agent pool.
The alias or display name of the agent pool.
The order in which the agent pool is considered for allocation. Lower values are considered first.
Controls whether this pool can be used by everyone, or only the assigned project groups. A true value implies that projectGroupIds is present and has at least one entry. Conversely, a false value implies that projectGroupIds is empty.
Controls which project groups can use this pool. If it is empty, then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be false. Conversely, if it has values then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be true.
The order in which the agent pool is considered for allocation. Lower values are considered first.
Controls which project groups can use this pool. If it is empty, then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be false. Conversely, if it has values then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be true.
Controls whether this pool can be used by everyone, or only the assigned project groups. A true value implies that projectGroupIds is present and has at least one entry. Conversely, a false value implies that projectGroupIds is empty.
The alias or display name of the agent pool.
The order in which the agent pool is considered for allocation. Lower values are considered first.
Controls whether this pool can be used by everyone, or only the assigned project groups. A true value implies that projectGroupIds is present and has at least one entry. Conversely, a false value implies that projectGroupIds is empty.
Controls which project groups can use this pool. If it is empty, then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be false. Conversely, if it has values then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be true.
An agent pool configuration.
The alias or display name of the agent pool.
The order in which the agent pool is considered for allocation. Lower values are considered first.
Controls whether this pool can be used by everyone, or only the assigned project groups. A true value implies that projectGroupIds is present and has at least one entry. Conversely, a false value implies that projectGroupIds is empty.
Controls which project groups can use this pool. If it is empty, then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be false. Conversely, if it has values then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be true.
The order in which the agent pool is considered for allocation. Lower values are considered first.
Controls which project groups can use this pool. If it is empty, then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be false. Conversely, if it has values then restrictAccessToProjectGroups must be true.
Controls whether this pool can be used by everyone, or only the assigned project groups. A true value implies that projectGroupIds is present and has at least one entry. Conversely, a false value implies that projectGroupIds is empty.
A list of agent pool IDs.
A list of agent pool IDs.
A list of agent pools.
A list of agent pool IDs.
Description of the registration key to help identify it later.
Optional description of a Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key.
Description of the registration key to help identify it later.
A list of Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key prefixes.
The registration key prefix.
When the key was created
Description of the registration key to help identify it later.
When the key was last used
Who used the key last
When the key was revoked, a non-null value implies that the key is revoked and can no longer be used to authenticate.
Description of the registration key to help identify it later.
A Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key prefix.
The registration key prefix.
When the key was created
Description of the registration key to help identify it later.
When the key was last used
Who used the key last
When the key was revoked, a non-null value implies that the key is revoked and can no longer be used to authenticate.
When the key was revoked, a non-null value implies that the key is revoked and can no longer be used to authenticate.
Description of the registration key to help identify it later.
A Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key.
The agent API key.
Description of the registration key to help identify it later.
The unique identifier of the agent pool.
The alias or display name of the agent pool.
The status of an agent pool.
The unique identifier of the agent pool.
The alias or display name of the agent pool.
Returns a valid TestIncludeFields for data, null otherwise.
Returns a valid TestIncludeFields for data, null otherwise.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
Values: BUILD_SCAN_IDS,WORK_UNITS
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Override toString() to avoid using the enum variable name as the value, and instead use the actual value defined in the API spec file.
This solves a problem when the variable name and its value are different, and ensures that the client sends the correct enum values to the server always.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
The name of the test or test container.
A test or test container.
The name of the test or test container.
The number of 'Passed' outcomes.
The number of 'Failed' outcomes.
The number of 'Skipped' outcomes.
The number of 'Flaky' outcomes.
The number of 'Not Selected' outcomes.
The total number of outcomes.
A distribution of outcomes.
The number of 'Passed' outcomes.
The number of 'Failed' outcomes.
The number of 'Skipped' outcomes.
The number of 'Flaky' outcomes.
The number of 'Not Selected' outcomes.
The total number of outcomes.
Returns a valid TestOutcome for data, null otherwise.
Returns a valid TestOutcome for data, null otherwise.
Returns a representation of an immutable list of all enum entries, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the enum entries.
Values: passed,failed,skipped,flaky,notSelected
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
Override toString() to avoid using the enum variable name as the value, and instead use the actual value defined in the API spec file.
This solves a problem when the variable name and its value are different, and ensures that the client sends the correct enum values to the server always.
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. The string must match exactly an identifier used to declare an enum constant in this type. (Extraneous whitespace characters are not permitted.)
if this enum type has no constant with the specified name
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared.
This method may be used to iterate over the constants.
The PTS wallclock savings potential in milliseconds.
The PTS serial time savings potential in milliseconds.
The number of predicted task failures.
The number of task failures that were missed in the prediction.
The number test classes that can be avoided by PTS.
The number of test classes that cannot be avoided by PTS.
The number of test classes that were selected because of insufficient data.
The number test classes that can be avoided by PTS.
Data related to a Predictive Test Selection simulation (build level).
The PTS wallclock savings potential in milliseconds.
The PTS serial time savings potential in milliseconds.
The number of predicted task failures.
The number of task failures that were missed in the prediction.
The number test classes that can be avoided by PTS.
The number of test classes that cannot be avoided by PTS.
The number of test classes that were selected because of insufficient data.
The PTS serial time savings potential in milliseconds.
The number of test classes that were selected because of insufficient data.
The number of test classes that cannot be avoided by PTS.
The PTS wallclock savings potential in milliseconds.
The number of task failures that were missed in the prediction.
The number of predicted task failures.
Groups data from the three PTS simulation profiles (build level).
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Predictive Test Selection request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The serial time savings in milliseconds. This is the sum of test duration estimates from not selected test classes.
Groups PTS usage data (build level).
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Predictive Test Selection request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The serial time savings in milliseconds. This is the sum of test duration estimates from not selected test classes.
The serial time savings in milliseconds. This is the sum of test duration estimates from not selected test classes.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Predictive Test Selection request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
Predictive Test Selection related data of a build.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the test acceleration requests, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
Test acceleration data of a build.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the test acceleration requests, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the test acceleration requests, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Test Distribution request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
Test Distribution related data of a build.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Test Distribution request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Test Distribution request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The path of the test goal
The total execution time of the test goal in millis. This is the time elapsed between the start and end of the entire test goal.
The serial execution time of the test goal in millis. This is the sum of all serial test class durations and includes the setup and cleanup durations of the test goal.
Test goal
The path of the test goal
The total execution time of the test goal in millis. This is the time elapsed between the start and end of the entire test goal.
The serial execution time of the test goal in millis. This is the sum of all serial test class durations and includes the setup and cleanup durations of the test goal.
The serial execution time of the test goal in millis. This is the sum of all serial test class durations and includes the setup and cleanup durations of the test goal.
The total execution time of the test goal in millis. This is the time elapsed between the start and end of the entire test goal.
The path of the test task
The total execution time of the test task in millis. This is the time elapsed between the start and end of the entire test task.
The serial execution time of the test task in millis. This is the sum of all serial test class durations and includes the setup and cleanup durations of the test task.
Test task
The path of the test task
The total execution time of the test task in millis. This is the time elapsed between the start and end of the entire test task.
The serial execution time of the test task in millis. This is the sum of all serial test class durations and includes the setup and cleanup durations of the test task.
The serial execution time of the test task in millis. This is the sum of all serial test class durations and includes the setup and cleanup durations of the test task.
The total execution time of the test task in millis. This is the time elapsed between the start and end of the entire test task.
The PTS wallclock savings potential in milliseconds.
The PTS serial time savings potential in milliseconds.
The number test classes that can be avoided by PTS.
The number of test classes that cannot be avoided by PTS.
The number of test classes that were selected because of insufficient data.
The number of test classes with failed prediction.
The number test classes that can be avoided by PTS.
The number of test classes with failed prediction.
Data related to a Predictive Test Selection simulation (task/goal level).
The PTS wallclock savings potential in milliseconds.
The PTS serial time savings potential in milliseconds.
The number test classes that can be avoided by PTS.
The number of test classes that cannot be avoided by PTS.
The number of test classes that were selected because of insufficient data.
The number of test classes with failed prediction.
The PTS serial time savings potential in milliseconds.
The number of test classes that were selected because of insufficient data.
The number of test classes that cannot be avoided by PTS.
The PTS wallclock savings potential in milliseconds.
Groups data from the three PTS simulation profiles (task/goal level).
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Predictive Test Selection request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The serial time savings in milliseconds. This is the sum of test duration estimates from not selected test classes.
The number of test classes that have not been selected by Predictive Test Selection. Null if Predictive Test Selection was disabled / unavailable.
Predictive Test Selection related data of a work unit.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Predictive Test Selection request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The serial time savings in milliseconds. This is the sum of test duration estimates from not selected test classes.
The number of test classes that have not been selected by Predictive Test Selection. Null if Predictive Test Selection was disabled / unavailable.
The number of test classes that have not been selected by Predictive Test Selection. Null if Predictive Test Selection was disabled / unavailable.
The serial time savings in milliseconds. This is the sum of test duration estimates from not selected test classes.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Predictive Test Selection request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
Predictive Test Selection related data of a work unit.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the test acceleration requests, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
Test acceleration data of a work unit.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the test acceleration requests, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the test acceleration requests, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Test Distribution request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The number of test classes that have been executed remotely by Test Distribution. Null if Test Distribution was disabled / unavailable.
Test Distribution related data of a work unit.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Test Distribution request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
The number of test classes that have been executed remotely by Test Distribution. Null if Test Distribution was disabled / unavailable.
The number of test classes that have been executed remotely by Test Distribution. Null if Test Distribution was disabled / unavailable.
The wall-clock savings in milliseconds, which can be negative. Negative values indicate that it took more time to make the Test Distribution request, than it would have taken to directly execute the tests.
Contains a work unit. Only one of the properties is set, representing the build tool used for the build.
A list of test containers.
Number of failed test classes of a task/goal.
Test-related data of a task/goal.
Number of failed test classes of a task/goal.
Number of test classes of a task/goal.
Response detailing why a request was rejected. Adheres to the RFC-7807 standard (colloquially known as \"Problem JSON\") for the response format.
The attributes of a Bazel build.
The reported actions of the critical path.
A Bazel work unit.
A build with common attributes.
The environment where the build is executed.
A Build Scan link.
A Build Scan value.
Build model names that can be requested when fetching builds.
Optional requested models associated with the build.
The attributes of a Bazel build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The critical path of a Bazel build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The artifact transform execution list of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The attributes of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The build cache performance of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The performance profile overview of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The configuration cache result of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The dependencies of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The deprecation list of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
Information about the network activity of the build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The plugins applied in a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
List of Gradle projects, or a report of a problem encountered.
The resource usage gathered while executing a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
Test performance-related metrics of a Gradle build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The attributes of a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The build cache performance of a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The performance profile overview of a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The dependencies of a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
Information about dependency resolution, or a report of a problem encountered.
List of Maven modules, or a report of a problem encountered.
The plugins applied in a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The resource usage gathered while executing a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
Test performance-related metrics of a Maven build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The attributes of an npm build, or a report of a problem encountered.
The attributes of a python build, or a report of a problem encountered.
Build Scan IDs for builds that contain tests with outcomes.
Test-related data of a build.
The attributes of a Gradle build.
The build cache performance of a Gradle build.
This is deprecated, use taskAvoidanceSavingsSummary instead. A breakdown of avoidance savings.
Information about the local build cache used in the build.
Information about the build cache overhead in this build.
Information about the remote build cache used in the build.
Information about the local and remote build caches used in the build. null if the build cache is globally disabled.
A breakdown of avoidance savings for tasks.
A summary of task fingerprinting. Fingerprinted tasks are part of the taskExecution.avoidedTasks or taskExecution.executedTasks, or taskExecution.noSourceTasks buckets. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1.
A breakdown of avoidance savings for tasks and artifact transforms.
A summary of task and artifact transform fingerprinting. null if Gradle version is <5.0 or Develocity Gradle plugin version is <2.1.
Memory usage stats of the Gradle Daemon JVM while running the build.
Gradle build options for this build.
The performance profile overview of a Gradle build.
The build time breakdown of a Gradle build.
The configuration cache result of a Gradle build. null if configuration cache was not used.
The configuration cache store result of a Gradle build.
The configuration cache result of a Gradle build.
The configuration cache store result of a Gradle build.
Dependencies of a Gradle build. While there are many possible types of dependencies, initial support is for library dependencies of the software. Dependency identifiers are based on the package url (purl) specification.
Settings for Develocity.
This property is deprecated, use develocitySettings instead. Settings for Develocity.
Information about the network activity of the build. It includes network activity during dependency resolution, java toolchain downloads, etc. For a comprehensive list see the Build Scan.
Test performance metrics of a Gradle build.
A Gradle work unit.
A Build Cache Node key and secret pair.
The attributes of a Maven build.
The build cache performance of a Maven build.
Information about the local build cache used in the build, if it is configured in the build. null if the local build cache is not configured.
Information about the build cache overhead in this build.
Information about the remote build cache used in the build, if it is configured in the build. null if the remote build cache is not configured.
Information about the local and remote build caches used in the build, if it is configured in the build. null if the build cache configuration cannot be captured (e.g. very early build failure).
A summary of goal fingerprinting. Fingerprinted goals are part of the goalExecution.avoidedGoals or goalExecution.executedGoals buckets.
The time breakdown of the initialization and discovery phase of a Maven build.
Memory usage stats of the Maven JVM while running the build.
Maven build options for this build.
The performance profile overview of a Maven build.
The build time breakdown of a Maven build.
Dependencies of a Maven build. While there are many possible types of dependencies, initial support is for library dependencies of the software. Dependency identifiers are based on the package url (purl) specification.
Information about dependency resolution.
Settings for Develocity.
This property is deprecated, use develocitySettings instead. Settings for Develocity.
Test performance metrics of a Maven build.
A Build Cache Node configuration description.
The attributes of an npm build.
Information about the current and available page of elements. Pages are returned from list operations which could contain a lot of elements. One page contains a subset of the available elements. API users can retrieve all pages in order to retrieve all of the available elements.
A group of projects that can be assigned to users.
A paged list of project groups.
A container for a project ID.
A paged list of projects.
The attributes of a python build.
Cached data replication configuration description. May be null if replication is not configured.
Develocity extension status of a build / work unit: * unavailable - Feature status is unknown (e.g. for older Gradle plugin / Maven extension versions) or feature could not be used due to an unexpected error * disabled - The extension was enabled on none of the tasks in the build / for the task in question * enabled - The extension was enabled on at least one of the tasks in the build / for the task in question**
An agent pool configuration.
An agent pool configuration.
A list of agent pools.
A Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key.
Optional description of a Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key.
A Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key prefix.
A list of Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key prefixes.
The status of an agent pool.
Values: BUILD_SCAN_IDS,WORK_UNITS
A test or test container.
Values: passed,failed,skipped,flaky,notSelected
A distribution of outcomes.
Predictive Test Selection related data of a build.
Groups data from the three PTS simulation profiles (build level).
Data related to a Predictive Test Selection simulation (build level).
Groups PTS usage data (build level).
Test acceleration data of a build.
Test Distribution related data of a build.
Test goal
Test task
Predictive Test Selection related data of a work unit.
Groups data from the three PTS simulation profiles (task/goal level).
Data related to a Predictive Test Selection simulation (task/goal level).
Predictive Test Selection related data of a work unit.
Test acceleration data of a work unit.
Test Distribution related data of a work unit.
A list of test containers or test cases.
Contains a work unit. Only one of the properties is set, representing the build tool used for the build.
Test-related data of a task/goal.
Create a new access token Create a new short-lived access token, optionally limited to the provided permissions and projects. Users do not need any specific Develocity permission to do this. If an access key is used to authenticate this request, the created token will be limited to the user's permissions and projects. If an access token is used to authenticate this request, the created token will be limited to the authenticating token's permissions and projects and not live longer than the authenticating token's remaining lifetime. Query parameters can be used to further restrict the permissions of the access token. A 403 response will be sent if one of the projects or permissions present in the query parameters is not assigned to this user. A 403 will also be sent if an access token is used to authenticate the request and the requested expiration date is after the authenticating access token's expiration. Responses:
200: An access token
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
403: The current user or authenticating access token does not have sufficient access or lifetime to create the requested access token.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
Limit the created token to one or more projects. Values should be project ids. Comma seperated values and repeated parameters are supported. (optional)
Limit the created token to one or more permissions. Values should be permission config values. Comma seperated values and repeated parameters are supported. (optional)
The lifetime of the created token, in hours. (optional, default to 2f)
Create a new access token Create a new short-lived access token, optionally limited to the provided permissions and projects. Users do not need any specific Develocity permission to do this. If an access key is used to authenticate this request, the created token will be limited to the user's permissions and projects. If an access token is used to authenticate this request, the created token will be limited to the authenticating token's permissions and projects and not live longer than the authenticating token's remaining lifetime. Query parameters can be used to further restrict the permissions of the access token. A 403 response will be sent if one of the projects or permissions present in the query parameters is not assigned to this user. A 403 will also be sent if an access token is used to authenticate the request and the requested expiration date is after the authenticating access token's expiration. Responses:
Revoke auth token signing keys Revokes the existing auth token signing keys, and creates a new one. Requires the `Administer Develocity` permission. All existing access tokens will become invalid. Develocity may take a few minutes to revoke all existing access tokens. Responses:
Revoke auth token signing keys Revokes the existing auth token signing keys, and creates a new one. Requires the `Administer Develocity` permission. All existing access tokens will become invalid. Develocity may take a few minutes to revoke all existing access tokens. Responses:
200: The existing signing keys have been revoked, all access tokens will become invalid shortly
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
Create or update a Build Cache Node. Create a new Build Cache Node in Develocity or update the configuration of an existing one. The Built-in Build Cache Node cannot be named as the target of this operation. Responses:
200: The name referenced an existing Build Cache Node and that Build Cache Node’s configuration was updated successfully.
201: A new Build Cache Node was created with the configuration specified in the request.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
The name of the Build Cache Node. To select the Built-in Build Cache Node, use `Built-in` as name.
View the configuration of a Build Cache Node. View the enablement status and replication configuration of a Build Cache Node. Responses:
200: The configuration of a Build Cache Node.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
The name of the Build Cache Node. To select the Built-in Build Cache Node, use `Built-in` as name.
Create or update a Build Cache Node. Create a new Build Cache Node in Develocity or update the configuration of an existing one. The Built-in Build Cache Node cannot be named as the target of this operation. Responses:
View the configuration of a Build Cache Node. View the enablement status and replication configuration of a Build Cache Node. Responses:
Deletes all entries from a Build Cache Node. Triggers the deletion of all entries stored at the named Build Cache Node. Responses:
Regenerate the secret of a Build Cache Node. Regenerates the secret associated with the named Build Cache Node. The old secret expires immediately, causing the Build Cache Node to disconnect from Develocity. The Built-in Build Cache Node cannot be named as the target of this operation. Responses:
Deletes all entries from a Build Cache Node. Triggers the deletion of all entries stored at the named Build Cache Node. Responses:
202: Purging the Build Cache Node was successfully initiated.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The node was not signed in with Develocity.
The name of the Build Cache Node. To select the Built-in Build Cache Node, use `Built-in` as name.
Regenerate the secret of a Build Cache Node. Regenerates the secret associated with the named Build Cache Node. The old secret expires immediately, causing the Build Cache Node to disconnect from Develocity. The Built-in Build Cache Node cannot be named as the target of this operation. Responses:
200: The name referenced an existing Build Cache Node and that Build Cache Node's secret was regenerated.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
The name of the Build Cache Node.
Get the attributes of a Bazel build. This model is Bazel specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The attributes of a Bazel build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the critical path of a Bazel build. This model is Bazel specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The critical path of a Bazel build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the common attributes of a build. The contained attributes are build tool agnostic. Responses:
200: The common attributes of a build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The list of build models to return in the response for each build. If not provided, no models are returned. (optional)
Whether to include all build models for the build. If set to `true`, the value of the `models` parameter is ignored. (optional, default to false)
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get a list of builds with common attributes. The contained attributes are build tool agnostic. If none of `fromInstant`, `fromBuild`, or `reverse` is used, when making a request to this endpoint, it will return builds that were received and processed by Develocity after the request was made. Responses:
200: A list of builds with common attributes.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
kotlin.collections.List
A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing the build after this instant when used in conjunction with `reverse=false`, or before this instant when used in conjunction with `reverse=true`. Therefore, a value of `0` will process all builds. If not provided, the time in milliseconds when the request is received by the Develocity instance will be used. This parameter has no effect if `fromBuild` is used. (optional)
A Build Scan ID allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing after the given Build Scan ID (excluding it) when used in conjunction with `reverse=false`, or before the given Build Scan ID (excluding it) when used in conjunction with `reverse=true`. This parameter has precedence over any value set for the `since`, `sinceBuild`, `fromInstant` parameters. A valid Build Scan ID must be provided, that is, a Build Scan ID that exists in the Develocity instance. A Build Scan ID for a deleted build is valid. (optional)
A boolean indicating the time direction of the query. A value of `true` indicates a backward query, and returned builds will be sorted from most to least recent. A value of `false` indicates a forward query, and returned builds will be sorted from least to most recent. This parameter has no effect if any of `since`, `sinceBuild` are used. If not provided, the default value is `false`. (optional)
The maximum number of builds returned by the query. The query returns when that number is reached or when `maxWaitSecs` is reached. If not provided, the default value is `100`. (optional)
The maximum number of seconds to wait for builds before returning. If this time is reached before `maxBuilds` is reached, the query returns with the already processed builds. Note that this time is respected with best effort. A query will return soon after this time has passed but there is no guarantee that it exactly returns before this time has passed. This parameter has no effect if `reverse=true` is specified, because new builds cannot become available in the past. If not provided, the default value is `3`. (optional)
A query for filtering builds, written in the Develocity advanced search query language See: https://gradle.com/help/advanced-search (optional)
The list of build models to return in the response for each build. If not provided, no models are returned. (optional)
Whether to include all build models for each build. If set to `true`, the value of the `models` parameter is ignored. (optional, default to false)
This parameter is deprecated, use `fromInstant` instead. A unix-epoch-time in milliseconds allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing the build after this instant. This parameter can only be used with `reverse=false`. Therefore, a value of `0` will process all builds. If not provided, the time in milliseconds when the request is received by the Develocity instance will be used. This parameter has no effect if any of `sinceBuild`, `fromInstant`, `fromBuild` are used. (optional)
This parameter is deprecated, use `fromBuild` instead. A Build Scan ID allowing to retrieve builds for which Develocity completed receiving and processing after the given Build Scan ID (excluding it). This parameter can only be used with `reverse=false`. This parameter has precedence over any value set for the `since` parameter. A valid Build Scan ID must be provided, that is, a Build Scan ID that exists in the Develocity instance. A Build Scan ID for a deleted build is valid. This parameter has no effect if any of `fromInstant`, `fromBuild` are used. (optional)
Get the artifact transform execution list of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The artifact transform execution list of a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the attributes of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The attributes of a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the build cache performance of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The build cache performance of a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the performance profile overview of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The performance profile overview of a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the configuration cache information for a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The configuration cache result of a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the Gradle Build Tool deprecations of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The deprecation list of a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the network activity of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. This model is only available starting with Gradle version 3.5 and Develocity Gradle Plugin version 1.6. Responses:
200: The network activity of a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the plugins of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The list of plugins in a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the projects of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The projects of a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
kotlin.collections.List
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the resource usage of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The resource usage of a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get test performance-related metrics of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: Test performance-related metrics of a Gradle build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the attributes of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The attributes of a Maven build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the build cache performance of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The build cache performance of a Maven build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the performance profile overview of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The performance profile overview of a Maven build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get information about the dependency resolution of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. This model is only available starting with the Develocity Maven Extension version 1.9. Responses:
200: Information about the dependency resolution of a Maven build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the modules of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The modules of a Maven build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
kotlin.collections.List
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the plugins of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The plugin list of a Maven build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the resource usage of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The resource usage of a Maven build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get test performance-related metrics of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: Test performance-related metrics of a Maven build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the attributes of an npm build. This model is npm specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The attributes of an npm build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the attributes of a python build. This model is python-specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
200: The attributes of a python build.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
503: The server is not ready to handle the request.
The Build Scan ID.
The time in seconds the server should wait for ingestion before returning a wait timeout response. (optional)
Get the attributes of a Bazel build. This model is Bazel specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the critical path of a Bazel build. This model is Bazel specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the common attributes of a build. The contained attributes are build tool agnostic. Responses:
Get a list of builds with common attributes. The contained attributes are build tool agnostic. If none of `fromInstant`, `fromBuild`, or `reverse` is used, when making a request to this endpoint, it will return builds that were received and processed by Develocity after the request was made. Responses:
Gets builds on demand from the API, in as many requests as necessary. It allows for queries of any size, as opposed to BuildsApi.getBuilds which is limited by the API itself to 1000.
Get the artifact transform execution list of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the attributes of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Gets GradleAttributes of all builds from a given date. Queries BuildsApi.getBuilds first, the endpoint providing a timeline of builds, then maps each to BuildsApi.getGradleAttributes.
Get the build cache performance of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the performance profile overview of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the configuration cache information for a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the Gradle Build Tool deprecations of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the network activity of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. This model is only available starting with Gradle version 3.5 and Develocity Gradle Plugin version 1.6. Responses:
Get the plugins of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the projects of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the resource usage of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get test performance-related metrics of a Gradle build. This model is Gradle specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the attributes of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the build cache performance of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the performance profile overview of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get information about the dependency resolution of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. This model is only available starting with the Develocity Maven Extension version 1.9. Responses:
Get the modules of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the plugins of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the resource usage of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get test performance-related metrics of a Maven build. This model is Maven specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the attributes of an npm build. This model is npm specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Get the attributes of a python build. This model is python-specific and cannot be requested for another build tool. Responses:
Whether caching is enabled. By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_CACHE_ENABLED or false.
HTTP cache is off by default, but can speed up requests significantly. The Develocity API disallows HTTP caching, but this library forcefully enables it by overwriting cache-related headers in API responses. Enable with cacheEnabled.
Responses can be:
cached short-term: default max-age of 1 day
/api/builds
cached long-term: default max-age of 1 year
/api/builds/{id}/gradle-attributes
/api/builds/{id}/maven-attributes
/api/builds/{id}/gradle-build-cache-performance
/api/builds/{id}/maven-build-cache-performance
not cached
all other paths
Whether a response is cached short-term, long-term or not cached at all depends on whether it was matched by shortTermCacheUrlPattern or longTermCacheUrlPattern.
Whenever Develocity is upgraded, cache should be cleared.
While not encouraged by the API, caching shouldn't have any major downsides other than a time gap for certain queries, or having to reset cache when Develocity is upgraded.
/api/builds responses always change as new builds are uploaded. Caching this path short-term (default 1 day) means new builds uploaded after the cached response won't be included in the query until the cache is invalidated 24h later. If that's a problem, caching can be disabled for this /api/builds by changing shortTermCacheUrlPattern.
When Develocity is upgraded, any API response can change. New data might be available in API endpoints such as /api/build/{id}/gradle-attributes. Thus, whenever the Develocity version itself is upgraded, cache should be cleared.
Whether caching is enabled. By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_CACHE_ENABLED or false.
Max age in seconds for URLs to be cached long-term (matched by longTermCacheUrlPattern). By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_LONG_TERM_CACHE_MAX_AGE or 1 year.
Regex pattern to match API URLs that are OK to store long-term in the HTTP cache, up to longTermCacheMaxAge (1y by default, max value). By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_LONG_TERM_CACHE_URL_PATTERN or a pattern matching:
Max size of the HTTP cache. By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_MAX_CACHE_SIZE or ~1 GB.
Max age in seconds for URLs to be cached short-term (matched by shortTermCacheUrlPattern). By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_SHORT_TERM_CACHE_MAX_AGE or 1 day.
Regex pattern to match API URLs that are OK to store short-term in the HTTP cache, up to shortTermCacheMaxAge (1d by default). By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_SHORT_TERM_CACHE_URL_PATTERN or a pattern matching:
Max age in seconds for URLs to be cached long-term (matched by longTermCacheUrlPattern). By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_LONG_TERM_CACHE_MAX_AGE or 1 year.
Regex pattern to match API URLs that are OK to store long-term in the HTTP cache, up to longTermCacheMaxAge (1y by default, max value). By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_LONG_TERM_CACHE_URL_PATTERN or a pattern matching:
{host}/api/builds/{id}/gradle-attributes
{host}/api/builds/{id}/maven-attributes
{host}/api/builds/{id}/gradle-build-cache-performance
{host}/api/builds/{id}/maven-build-cache-performance
Use | to define multiple patterns in one, e.g. .*gradle-attributes|.*test-distribution.
Max size of the HTTP cache. By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_MAX_CACHE_SIZE or ~1 GB.
Max age in seconds for URLs to be cached short-term (matched by shortTermCacheUrlPattern). By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_SHORT_TERM_CACHE_MAX_AGE or 1 day.
Regex pattern to match API URLs that are OK to store short-term in the HTTP cache, up to shortTermCacheMaxAge (1d by default). By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_SHORT_TERM_CACHE_URL_PATTERN or a pattern matching:
{host}/api/builds
Use | to define multiple patterns in one, e.g. .*gradle-attributes|.*test-distribution.
See CacheConfig.
OkHttpClient.Builder to use when building the library's internal OkHttpClient.
This is aimed at using the library inside a full Kotlin project. Allows the internal client to share resources such as thread pools with another OkHttpClient. See OkHttpClient for all that is shared.
The default is to share resources only within the library, i.e. multiple Config() with the default clientBuilder will already share resources.
Library configuration options.
HTTP cache is off by default, but can speed up requests significantly. The Develocity API disallows HTTP caching, but this library forcefully enables it by overwriting cache-related headers in API responses. Enable with cacheEnabled.
See CacheConfig.
OkHttpClient.Builder to use when building the library's internal OkHttpClient.
Maximum amount of concurrent requests allowed. Further requests will be queued. By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_MAX_CONCURRENT_REQUESTS or 5 (OkHttp's default value of Dispatcher.maxRequestsPerHost).
Timeout for reading an API response, used for OkHttpClient.readTimeoutMillis. By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_READ_TIMEOUT_MILLIS or 60_000. Keep in mind that Develocity API responses can be big and slow to send depending on the endpoint.
Changes minimum log level for library classes, including the HTTP client, when using slf4j-simple (bundled with the library). If replacing SLF4J bindings, this setting has no effect, and log level must be changed in the chosen logging framework.
Default value, by order of precedence:
DEVELOCITY_API_LOG_LEVEL environment variable
org.slf4j.simpleLogger.defaultLogLevel system property
"off"
SLF4J valid log levels and their usage by the library:
"off" (default, no logs)
"error"
"warn"
"info"
"debug" (logs HTTP traffic: URLs and status codes only)
"trace" (logs HTTP traffic: full request and response including body, excluding authorization header)
Maximum amount of concurrent requests allowed. Further requests will be queued. By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_MAX_CONCURRENT_REQUESTS or 5 (OkHttp's default value of Dispatcher.maxRequestsPerHost).
If set, will set Dispatcher.maxRequests and Dispatcher.maxRequestsPerHost of the internal client, overwriting what's inherited from the base client of clientBuilder, if any.
Timeout for reading an API response, used for OkHttpClient.readTimeoutMillis. By default, uses environment variable DEVELOCITY_API_READ_TIMEOUT_MILLIS or 60_000. Keep in mind that Develocity API responses can be big and slow to send depending on the endpoint.
Create a new instance of DevelocityApi with a custom Config.
Develocity API client. API endpoints are grouped exactly as in the Develocity API Manual:
Create an instance with newInstance:
val api = DevelocityApi.newInstance()
api.buildsApi.getBuilds(...)You may pass a default Config, e.g. for sharing OkHttpClient resources:
val options = Options(clientBuilder = myOwnOkHttpClient.newBuilder())
val api = DevelocityApi.newInstance(options)
api.buildsApi.getBuilds(...)Provides the version of Develocity. This endpoint can be accessed by any authenticated user. Responses:
200: Successful version response
404: The referenced resource either does not exist or the permissions to know about it are missing.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
Create or update a project group. <mark>Beta:</mark> Create a new project group in Develocity or update an existing project group. When updating, any optional fields that are omitted from the request, but were previously set on the project group, will be unset/removed. An existing project group's identifier cannot be updated. If the update contains a id that does not match the current id, then the operation will fail with a Bad Request response. Responses:
200: The project group was created or it was updated successfully.
400: The request body is malformed or contains invalid values for at least one of the properties.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the project group.
Create or update a project. <mark>Beta:</mark> Create a new project in Develocity or update an existing project. When updating, any optional fields that are omitted from the request, but were previously set on the project, will be unset/removed. An existing project's identifier cannot be updated. If the update contains a id that does not match the current id, then the operation will fail with a Bad Request response. Responses:
200: The project was created or it was updated successfully.
400: The request body is malformed or contains invalid values for at least one of the properties.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the project.
Delete a project group. <mark>Beta:</mark> Delete a project group. Responses:
200: The projectId referenced an existing project group and it was deleted.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the project group.
Get a project group <mark>Beta:</mark> Gets a specific project group. Responses:
200: The requested project group.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the project group.
Get a project. <mark>Beta:</mark> Gets a specific project. Responses:
200: The requested project.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the project.
Create or update a project. <mark>Beta:</mark> Create a new project in Develocity or update an existing project. When updating, any optional fields that are omitted from the request, but were previously set on the project, will be unset/removed. An existing project's identifier cannot be updated. If the update contains a id that does not match the current id, then the operation will fail with a Bad Request response. Responses:
Create or update a project group. <mark>Beta:</mark> Create a new project group in Develocity or update an existing project group. When updating, any optional fields that are omitted from the request, but were previously set on the project group, will be unset/removed. An existing project group's identifier cannot be updated. If the update contains a id that does not match the current id, then the operation will fail with a Bad Request response. Responses:
Delete a project group. <mark>Beta:</mark> Delete a project group. Responses:
Get a project. <mark>Beta:</mark> Gets a specific project. Responses:
Get a project group <mark>Beta:</mark> Gets a specific project group. Responses:
Lists project groups. <mark>Beta:</mark> Returns a list of all project groups. If there are a lot of project groups, then all pages will need to be retrieved in order to retrieve the full list of project groups. The default number of project groups per page is 100. Responses:
Lists Projects. <mark>Beta:</mark> Returns a paged list of all projects. If there are a lot of projects, then all pages will need to be retrieved in order to retrieve the full list of projects. The default number of projects per page is 1,000. Responses:
Lists project groups. <mark>Beta:</mark> Returns a list of all project groups. If there are a lot of project groups, then all pages will need to be retrieved in order to retrieve the full list of project groups. The default number of project groups per page is 100. Responses:
200: A list of project groups.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The index of the page to retrieve. The first page's index is zero. (optional, default to 0)
The maximum number of elements to include in the fetched page. (optional)
Lists Projects. <mark>Beta:</mark> Returns a paged list of all projects. If there are a lot of projects, then all pages will need to be retrieved in order to retrieve the full list of projects. The default number of projects per page is 1,000. Responses:
200: A list of projects known to Develocity.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The index of the page to retrieve. The first page's index is zero. (optional, default to 0)
The maximum number of elements to include in the fetched page. (optional)
Create or update an Agent Pool. Create a new Agent Pool in Develocity or update the configuration of an existing one. The orderIndex element is optional and can be used to specify the priority order in which the Agent Pool is considered. When not specified, the Agent Pool will be either added last on creation, or will not change position on update. When specified, the Agent Pool will be added at/moved to the specified index and all other Agent Pools will be moved down. If the specified index is out of bounds, the Agent Pool will be added last with the orderIndex adjusted accordingly. Responses:
200: The Agent Pool was created or its configuration was updated successfully.
400: The request body is malformed or contains invalid values for at least one of the properties.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the pool to view.
Create an Agent Pool. Create a new Agent Pool in Develocity. The orderIndex element is optional and can be used to specify the priority order in which the Agent Pool is considered. When not specified, the Agent Pool will be added last. When specified, the Agent Pool will be added at the specified index and all other Agent Pools will be moved down. If the specified index is out of bounds, the Agent Pool will be added last with the orderIndex adjusted accordingly. Responses:
200: A new Agent Pool was created with the configuration specified in the request.
400: The request body is malformed or contains invalid values for at least one of the properties.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
Delete an Agent Pool. Delete an existing Agent Pool. Responses:
200: The poolId referenced an existing Agent Pool and it was deleted.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the pool to view.
Generate a new Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key. Generate a new Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key to connect agents and query the agent pool API. Responses:
200: A new registration key was successfully generated and contained in the response.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the pool to view.
(optional)
Get a Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration keyPrefix information. Returns information about a Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration keyPrefix. Responses:
200: The response contains information about the requested Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration keyPrefix.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the pool to view.
The prefix of the Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key.
View the status of an Agent Pool View the status of an Agent Pool, such as its current size. To access this endpoint the user requires the `Test Distribution` permission. Responses:
200: The poolId referenced an existing Agent Pool whose status is described in the response.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the pool to view.
View the properties of an Agent Pool View the identifier, capabilities and size of an Agent Pool. Responses:
200: The poolId referenced an existing Agent Pool whose configuration is described in the response.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the pool to view.
Create or update an Agent Pool. Create a new Agent Pool in Develocity or update the configuration of an existing one. The orderIndex element is optional and can be used to specify the priority order in which the Agent Pool is considered. When not specified, the Agent Pool will be either added last on creation, or will not change position on update. When specified, the Agent Pool will be added at/moved to the specified index and all other Agent Pools will be moved down. If the specified index is out of bounds, the Agent Pool will be added last with the orderIndex adjusted accordingly. Responses:
Create an Agent Pool. Create a new Agent Pool in Develocity. The orderIndex element is optional and can be used to specify the priority order in which the Agent Pool is considered. When not specified, the Agent Pool will be added last. When specified, the Agent Pool will be added at the specified index and all other Agent Pools will be moved down. If the specified index is out of bounds, the Agent Pool will be added last with the orderIndex adjusted accordingly. Responses:
Delete an Agent Pool. Delete an existing Agent Pool. Responses:
Generate a new Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key. Generate a new Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key to connect agents and query the agent pool API. Responses:
View the properties of an Agent Pool View the identifier, capabilities and size of an Agent Pool. Responses:
Get a Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration keyPrefix information. Returns information about a Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration keyPrefix. Responses:
View the status of an Agent Pool View the status of an Agent Pool, such as its current size. To access this endpoint the user requires the `Test Distribution` permission. Responses:
Insert a specific Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key. Inserts a specific Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key to connect agents and query the agent pool API. If a key with the same prefix but different key already exists (regardless of which pool it belongs to), it will return 400. Responses:
Lists Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration keys. Returns a list of all Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key prefixes. Responses:
Lists Agent Pools. Returns a list of all Agent Pools. Responses:
Revoke a Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key. Revoke the Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key for the given prefix which uniquely identifies a Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key. A revoked key can no longer be used to connect agents, but it will still be queryable and returned in the list. Responses:
Insert a specific Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key. Inserts a specific Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key to connect agents and query the agent pool API. If a key with the same prefix but different key already exists (regardless of which pool it belongs to), it will return 400. Responses:
200: The registration key was successfully inserted.
400: The request body is malformed or contains invalid values for at least one of the properties.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the pool to view.
The prefix of the Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key.
Lists Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration keys. Returns a list of all Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key prefixes. Responses:
200: The response contains a listing of the requested type of (active or revoked) Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the pool to view.
Lists Agent Pools. Returns a list of all Agent Pools. Responses:
200: The response contains a listing of all Agent Pools.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
Revoke a Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key. Revoke the Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key for the given prefix which uniquely identifies a Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key. A revoked key can no longer be used to connect agents, but it will still be queryable and returned in the list. Responses:
200: The registration key was revoked successfully.
403: The authenticated user has insufficient permissions.
404: No API key was specified in the request, the key has been revoked, or the user bearing the key lacks permissions for this operation.
The ID of the pool to view.
The prefix of the Test Distribution pool-specific agent registration key.
Get a list of test cases. Retrieves the list of test cases of a single container. Responses:
200: A list of test cases.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
Must be the fully qualified name of the test container to query. May not contain any wildcards.
Allows restricting the search to tests that had at least one instance of the given outcome.
The maximum number of test outcomes to query. (optional, default to 100)
A query for filtering tests, written in the Develocity advanced search query language See: https://gradle.com/help/advanced-search
Controls which optional fields are included in the response. (optional)
Get a list of test containers. Returns the list of test containers. Responses:
200: A list of test containers.
400: The request cannot be fulfilled due to a problem.
500: The server encountered an unexpected error.
Allows restricting the search to parts of the test container hierarchy. You can use wildcards to match a specific subpackage. (default to "*")
Allows restricting the search to tests that had at least one instance of the given outcome.
A query for filtering tests, written in the Develocity advanced search query language See: https://gradle.com/help/advanced-search
Controls which optional fields are included in the response. (optional)
Get a list of test cases. Retrieves the list of test cases of a single container. Responses:
Get a list of test containers. Returns the list of test containers. Responses:
Library configuration options.
Develocity API client. API endpoints are grouped exactly as in the Develocity API Manual: