network error occurred during synchronization.invalid credentials (access token expired, changed, etc.).

This can happen for a few reasons, but the most common are: This means that the project is in an error state. You may occasionally see an error message when browsing CI server builds in BuildMaster: While this means you're always seeing the most up-to-date code, it may yield occasional page loading delays (1–2 seconds) while synchronizing. This synchronization occurs in response to user actions like browsing the builds page. Synchronizing CI Project BuildsĪfter adding a CI project to an application, BuildMaster will routinely query that project for information about the latest builds. See Credentials & Resources to learn more. You can edit these items directly to enable advanced scenarios (such as a shared repository) by clicking view all on the Settings page, or by going to Admin > Credentials & Resources. Resource this represents an individual project and is generally associated with a credential and not shared with other applications.personal access token) and is generally shared across all applications (global) Credentials this contains your CI server's service's account information (e.g.When creating a CI project connection, BuildMaster will guide you through connecting to a CI server such as Jenkins or TeamCity, and then selecting a project your account can access.īehind the scenes, there are two parts to a CI server connection: You can also add CI Project connections from the application's Settings page.

When creating a new application, you'll be prompted to connect to a CI Project. This article will walk through how this integration works, which will help you set up your applications, create advanced scripts/workflows, as well as troubleshoot issues when they come up.

Monitor CI server projects and automatically import artifacts when new builds are created.

Deploy the imported build artifacts to servers and/or the cloud.

Import artifacts from projects/builds into BuildMaster build artifacts.

Browse CI server projects directly from BuildMaster.

BuildMaster is tightly integrated with CI servers such as Jenkins and TeamCity.

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