Working with Pipelines

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Pipelines Views

The mainMy Pipelinespage shows three views by default:

• Recent Visits: Thistracks visits to pipeline dashboards and shows the pipelines associated with the Project that the user is in.
• All Pipelines: This shows all the pipelines that the user has access to.
• Favorites: This shows all the pipelines that the user has marked asfavorite.

Custom Views

In addition to the default views, users can create up to five custom views per Project. While theList viewwill show all the pipelines added for the view, theGraph viewwill show a maximum of 150 pipelines and their connections, and up to5 disconnected graphs.

To create a custom view:

1. In theApplicationtab go toPipelines | My Pipelines, and clickAdd View.
2. In theAdd Viewwindow, provide a name and the pattern for the pipeline and branch. Simple wildcard patterns are supported.
3. ClickCreate.
   The view is created based on the provided pattern.

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Pipelines Mode

To browse the list of pipelines loaded from all pipeline sources, clickPipelines.

View Pipelines

在管道页面,l your pipelines are represented using two views:

• List
• Graph

List

This view lists all your pipelines in rows.


Each row of the pipeline list includes the following:

Graph

This view, also called the Pipeline of Pipelines view, provides a combined view of all interconnected pipelines and resources. It enables you to navigate from multi-pipeline page to individual pipeline page and back.

In this view, the status of pipelines in the multi-pipeline map is updated in real-time as runs are triggered for various pipelines. Each pipeline is presented as a single entity, which makes it easy to view this map and understand dependencies between pipelines.

The following information is shown for each pipeline:

• Pipeline name
• Run number
• Last run status
• Last run date/time
• Time taken for the run to complete

Graph View Actions

You can perform the following actions on the Graph view page:

• Show Path: Click any pipeline and then clickShow Path. This highlights all the pipelines and resources that are connected to the selected pipeline, and shows the interconnecting path.
  
  
  
• View Pipeline: Click any pipeline and then clickView Pipelineto view the pipeline page for that pipeline.
  
  
• Search: Use the search field to search this page by pipeline name. In the search results, click the name of the relevant pipeline to zoom in on the pipeline, which is now highlighted with a border.
  
  
  
• Filter: Use the filter field to filter pipelines by status. You can select multiple statuses and all the pipelines matching the selected status is highlighted. In addition, the number of pipelines matching each status is displayed next to the filter field.
  
  
  Click one of the statuses and then click the up/downkeys to cycle through the results.
  
  
  

• Zoom: Use the zoom buttons, which are located on the right-hand bottom corner of the graph view page, to perform the following actions:

  Button	Description
  	Zoom in. Alternatively, use your mouse to zoom in.
  	Zoom out. Alternatively, use your mouse to zoom out.
  	Zoom in to only show those pipelines that are not connected to other pipelines.
  	Reset view.

View Pipeline-level Graph

You have the option of viewing the graph of individual pipelines, which provides a view of all the pipelines and the resourcesthat connects a specific pipeline to other pipelines.

To view pipeline-level graph:

1. In the List view, click the name of a pipeline.
2. Click the menu button and click视图连接管道.
   
   
   This displays the graph of that pipeline.
   

For information about all the actions you can perform on the pipeline-level view, see the sectionGraph View Actions.

View Connected Runs

Pipelines enables youto view the end-to-end multi-pipeline map for a specific run, which shows the complete path for that run. Interconnected pipelines are shown at the pipeline level, while specific runs are shown at the step level.

With this view, when you trigger a pipeline, you can get a realtime view of runs being triggered by the preceding run. This is useful for tracking how the previous run created a resource version that triggered the next run, and other properties, such as run number and status.

To view connected runs:

1. Trigger a pipeline.
2. Click one of the runs, and in the Run view, click theellipsis buttonand then clickConnected Runs.
   

This displays the map of that run, with information about the exact run number that triggered the run.

Favorites

你可以标记任何管道作为“最喜欢”点击ing in its row's far right column. Click theMy Favoritesbutton to display only those pipelines you have marked as favorites. In this way, you can filter your pipelines list for only those pipelines of interest to you.

The set of marked favorites is associated with your JFrog Platform user account, so that each user can designate their own set of pipelines.

Multibranch Pipelines

Pipelines from amultibranch pipeline sourcewill have several pipelines under the same name. These will be identified under theBranchcolumn asMultibranch, with aggregated success status.

Clickthe parent row of a multibranch pipelineto expand/collapse the display for the run status of each branch.Click the name of one of the branches in the expanded view to go to the detailed branch view.

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Active Runs Mode

To browse the status of pipelines currently running, clickActive Runs.

Each row of the runs list includes the following: