ChangeStatus
Stores information this change in terms of effects it had on the TeamCity server: the number of failed/cancelled/successful builds, the number of build configurations that have this change in the pending changes list, the number of build problems and failed tests caused by this change, and so on. Fairly expensive to compute.
Properties
runningSuccessfullyBuilds
The number of builds that process this change and are currently running with the 'running and failing' status.
pendingBuildTypes
The number of build configurations (build types) that have not yet processed this change and have it in their 'pending changes' list.
totalProblems
The total number of build problems associated with this change, across all build configurations and their builds.
newFailedTests
The total number of new failed tests associated with this change, across all build configurations and their builds.
otherFailedTests
The total number of failed tests associated with this change. This number does not inlcude the number of new test failures.
queuedBuildsCount
The number of currently queued builds whose list of processed changes includes this change.
criticalBuilds
notCriticalBuilds
newTestsFailedBuilds
compilationErrorBuilds
failedBuilds
Returns how many of finishedBuilds failed.
cancelledBuilds
Returns how many of finishedBuilds were cancelled before they finished.
runningBuilds
The number of currently running builds processing this change, regardless of their current build status.
successfulBuilds
Returns how many of finishedBuilds finished successfully.
finishedBuilds
The number of finished builds that processed this change, regardless of their final status.
Schema
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