Statistics
Build Configuration > Statistics tab
The graphs in this tab demonstrate important project statistics including: successful build rate, wait time in build queue, build duration, artifact size, and test count. The graphs show code coverage, duplicates and inspection results, if they are included in the respective build configuration. Additionally, you can Including Third-Party Reports in the Build Results.
In the Statistics tab you can perform the following actions (see summary on the image below):
Select time range for each type of statistics from the Range drop-down list.
Filter information by data series (for example, by agents or by result type). To do that, check or clear the desired entries in the Data Series sections. Use All and None links to select or clear all entries.
Calculate average values by checking the Average option.
Filter out failed builds and show successful builds only, by clearing the Show Failed option. Failed builds show as thin red lines.
View build summary information in tooltips and navigate to the build results page.
Chart Types
Chart | Description |
|---|---|
This chart tracks the build success rate over the selected period of time. | |
Use this chart to monitor the duration of the build. Note that the build duration does not include checkout or artifact publishing time. To monitor build duration time it is best to select a single build agent or build agents with similar processors. | |
This chart tracks how long build configurations take to run after they are scheduled. This information is helpful for build agent management and prioritizing build configurations. | |
This chart displays green, grey and red dots to track the number of tests (JUnit, NUnit, TestNG) that the build passed, ignored and failed respectively. Information on individual tests is available on the Build Results Tests tab. | |
This chart tracks the total size of all of the artifacts produced by the build. | |
Time to fix tests | This chart tracks the maximum amount of time it took to fix the tests of the particular build. If not all build tests were fixed, a red vertical stripe is displayed. This feature is only available in TeamCity 3.1 |
This chart displays blue, green, dark cyan, and purple dots to track respectively the percentages of the classes blocks, lines and methods covered by the tests. | |
This chart tracks the number of duplicates discovered in the code. | |
This chart displays red and yellow dots to track respectively the number of discovered errors and warnings. | |
Customized | It is possible to Including Third-Party Reports in the Build Results. |