Jenkins Tray is a fork of Hudson Tray Tracker. You can see a lot of similarities from the original project.

It is a small application that monitors projects configured on Jenkins CI servers. It sits in the Windows tray to display an icon showing the worst build status.

The main features are:

• Multi-server support
• Project selection for each server
• Folder / multibranch pipeline project type support
• Tray icon with bright colors:
  • green: all is good
  • yellow: at least one project has test failures
  • red: at least one project does not build
  • gray: at least one project is indeterminate
  • animated icons: currently building, the background inherits the last build status.
• Balloon warning in the tray when a project regresses (when a build fails, for instance)
• Open the project page (from the main window)
• Open the last build's console output (from the main window)
• Run a build (from the main window)
• Auto-refresh every 15 seconds
• Application auto-update (checks at startup and every hour)

Jenkins Tray runs on Microsoft Windows and requires Microsoft .Net framework 4.5 to be installed.

Here is a screenshot of the main window:

In the main window:

• The projects are grouped by server.
• Each project has an icon displaying its status. A tooltip appears giving more details when you hover over a project.
• For each project, you get the following details:
  • project name
  • project page URL
  • project build summary, took how much time, broken by whom
  • last success build number, time
  • last failure build number, time
• You can double-click a project to display the project page. If the last build was a failure, the console output page is opened.
• From the context menu, you can:
  • open the project page
  • open the console output page
  • run a build (works only if anonymous users are authorized to run builds)
  • acknowledge a build failure (for the tray icon)
  • set authentication token
  • remove a project

In the toolbar:

• Settings: displays the settings window from which you can add/remove servers and add/remove projects.
• Refresh: refreshes the status of all the projects.
• Exit: closes the application (not only the main window).
• Check for updates: check for an application update.
• About: displays the about form.

Here is a screenshot of the settings window:

In the toolbar:

• Add server: opens a window in which you can type-in the URL of a server you would like to add.
• Remove server: remove the selected server from the list.

In the central panel:

• The left panel displays the list of servers.
• The right panel displays the projects located on the selected server.
• If you check/uncheck a project, the change is immediate.

Jenkins Tray checks all the projects at a time by using the Jenkins's XML API. This can take a minute or two if you are monitoring hundreds of projects.

To avoid checking without interruptions, a 15 seconds delay is imposed between the end of an update and the beginning of the next update.

The auto-update checks at startup and every hour if a new version of the application is available. To do that, it compares the version number of the installed version with the current version number which can be found from https://github.com/zionyx/jenkins-tray/blob/master/scripts/version.properties.

Logs are written in %APP_DATA%\Jenkins Tray\Logs\, where APP_DATA is C:\Users\login\AppData\Roaming\ (Windows 7 and above).

All contributions are welcome. DevExpress license is only required to produce a release that does not pop up DevExpress Trial license dialog.