ZenTimestamp Plugin

Plugin Information

Plugin ID zentimestamp
Latest Release 2.0.1
Latest Release Date Jul 02, 2010
Changes via Fisheye In Latest Release
Since Latest Release
Maintainer(s) Gregory Boissinot (id: gbois)
Issue Tracking Open Issues

This plugin makes it possible to customize the format of the Hudson build timestamp (provided by the Hudson BUILD_ID variable).

Description

The Hudson BUILD_ID variable uses by default the date and time 'YYYY-MM-DD_hh-mm-ss' of the international standard.
You can change this format by providing your own pattern.
You must specify a java.text.SimpleDateFormat pattern, as the value 'yyyyMMddHHmmss'.

Changelog

Release 2.0.1 (July 02, 2010)

  • Fixed regression for backward compatibility with zentimestamp 1.2

Release 2.0 (June 20, 2010)

  • The plugin is now a job property that enables users to change the BUILD_ID variable from Hudson publishers too

Release 1.2 (February 10, 2009)

  • Upgraded to new Hudson API
  • Added integration tests

Release 1.1 (June 10, 2009)

  • Fixed Help 404 error with Hudson 1.3xx

Release 1.0 (August 12, 2008)

  • Initial release

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  1. Feb 20, 2010

    Nick says:

    I am trying to use this for a unique baseline with the CCplugin, but the format ...

    I am trying to use this for a unique baseline with the CCplugin, but the format is current set after the workspace is prepared / directly after the baseline is created.  Is it planned to be able to be used on a Global level instead of a per job level or to have the formatting be the first action on the job or pre-job?

    Thanks

    1. Jun 20

      Gregory Boissinot says:

      With Zentimestamp 2.0, you can change the format of the BUILD_ID variable for an...

      With Zentimestamp 2.0, you can change the format of the BUILD_ID variable for any build steps, any publishers and for any SCM actions (as for basline in the CC Hudson plugin).