Jenkins integrates the RSS notification mechanism.
For Jenkins RSS build notifications, there are job-level RSS build notifications and view-level RSS build notifications:
You can subscribe to the construction of a job.
You can also subscribe to the construction of a group of jobs (such as all jobs in a view ).
Job-level RSS build notification
For each job, there are two RSS links under its build history (build history): RSS all, RSS failed
The URL of each RSS link is as follows:
View-level RSS build notification
For each view, there are three RSS links in the lower right of the View: RSS all, RSS failed, and the latest RSS build
The URL of each RSS link is as follows:
The URL of all RSS feeds is: <jenkins_url>/View/<view_name>/rssall
The URL for failed RSS feeds is: <jenkins_url>/View/<view_name>/rssfailed
The URL of the latest RSS build is: <jenkins_url>/View/<view_name>/rsslatest
Use Firefox's real-time bookmarksSubscriptionJenkins RSS to receive build notifications
Firefox provides the RSS reading function, called real-time bookmarks, without installing any plug-ins.
The following uses Firefox's real-time bookmarks for RSS subscription to a job in Jenkins as an example:
Click the corresponding link to access the service. The gray icon indicates the read status, and the orange icon indicates the pending status.
In addition, you can use RSS to receive Jenkins system logs. The corresponding RSS links are as follows:
<Jenkins_url>/log/RSS
<Jenkins_url>/log/RSS? Level = severe
<Jenkins_url>/log/RSS? Level = warning
<Jenkins_url>/log/RSS? Level = info
Use Firefox's real-time bookmarks to subscribe to Jenkins RSS to receive build notifications