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See Past CI Build Results

CI Job History

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The CI Job History page allows you to:

  • Create a new CI job

  • Trigger a new build for an existing CI job

  • Access build and deployment details, SCA reports, and more

Deployment Workspace: On the right-hand side of the CI Job History page, the Deployment Workspace displays builds in the deployment queue and the reasons for their queue status.

Deployment Queue - Screenshot
Deployment Queue Details

Common Queue Messages and Required Actions: Parallel processing limit reached: Wait for current processes to complete.

Agent unavailable: Verify agent connectivity.

Deployment to same destination in progress: Wait for current deployment to finish.

Previous build in progress or queued: Wait until it completes or clears.

Build Details: Each Build displays the following information:

Build Details Overview

Build Label: Name of the build.

Build Date: Timestamp of when the build started.

Build Number: Listed in reverse chronological order.

Abort (in-progress only): Stop a running CI job deployment and test execution.

Build Information : View or download build details (ZIP format).

Build Status: Indicates if the build is successful, in progress, or failed. Build logs are downloadable.

Warnings, Changes, Check-ins, and SCA: Hover over the icon in Build Details to access additional build data:

Warning: Displays build-time warnings. If none, a "No Warnings Found" message appears.

Changes Metadata Changes: Lists all modified metadata in the build.

Destructive Changes: Shows components marked for deletion. (Learn More)

Destructive Changes Tab

File Changes: Displays added/modified files with line-level diffs. Red = deleted, Green = added/updated.

File Changes Tab

Individual file diffs are downloadable:

Download Diff Icon

Check-ins: Displays a summary of revisions included in the build:

Important Notes: Diffs for large files may only be downloadable, not viewable in UI.

Excluded metadata and unrelated folders (in SFDX single-source builds) are not shown in File Changes.

Older builds may not display File Changes tab.

Recent builds include both File Changes and Check-ins.

For GIT, deltas use git diff. Lazy commits may cause discrepancies between Metadata Changes and Check-ins.

Builds between weekly GIT fixes may bind changes to a single HEAD revision.

Parent Revisions are blank for builds before 22.1.18-RELEASE.

Static Code Analysis (SCA): SCA is part of the secure development lifecycle, conducted during code review using tools like CodeScan, ApexPMD, and Checkmarx.

SCA Overview
SCA Detail View
Violation Highlights

Click a file to view violations, and select a violation to jump to its corresponding line in the code preview panel.

Deployment Details

Deployment Status:

Icon Status: Validation successful Validation failed Deployment successful Deployment failed

Deployment Log: View or download deployment log.

Quick Deploy: View or rerun quick deployment status.

Rollback:

Enabled by selecting Rollback when creating a CI job.

Icon indicates validated rollback.

Re-run Rollback: Select metadata for rollback. Deleted components can be handled via destructive changes. Excluded metadata appears in the Rollback Log.

Deployment Reports: Hover over the icon in Deployment Details to download:

Deployment Report:

Includes Dependency Analyzer for failed components.

Downloadable in Manifest (JSON) or XLS.

Reports older than 30 days are unavailable.

Quick Deployment Report:

Rollback History:

Rollback History

Post Activities: Displays post-deployment outcomes for various components:

Status CI Job: Env Provisioning DataLoader Merge Jenkins Job Success Completed Success Completed Merged Success/Unstable Failed Not completed Not successful Not completed Not merged Other than Success/Unstable.

Functional Tests: View the percentage of test success/failure per build.

Functional Tests Summary

Apex Tests (Coverage): View code coverage including test-executed classes, failed assertions, and overall coverage percentage.

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