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Last Build Failure

Ken Young
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February 8, 2024

Hi All,

 

I would like to see about being able to build a scorecard that shows the result of the last build/action for components.   The goal is to provide a single location to show that last build success/failure of each of the components (based on the information from github actions).

 

It seems like the information is getting pushed already via the GitHub integration, but I would like to deviate from the built in metric for my use case.

 

Thx

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Jason U
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November 2, 2025

Hi Ken,

Yes — it’s possible to create a scorecard view that shows the last build or action result for each component, though there’s no out-of-the-box visualization that directly does this yet.

If you’re using Atlassian Analytics (Cloud), you can already access build data through the DevOps schema. It includes tables like devops_build, which store build information such as status, start/end times, and related components.

Here’s what you can do:

  • ✅ Check that your build data (from GitHub Actions or Bitbucket Pipelines) is flowing into Analytics — the status field in devops_build is what you’ll need.

  • ⚙️ Link your builds to components or repositories so each can be grouped properly in your query.

  • 📊 Create a custom SQL query to fetch the latest build per component and visualize it as a scorecard or table.

  • 💡 If you want a more real-time view, you can trigger data updates from your CI pipeline using the Compass or DevOps REST API.

While the built-in GitHub integration automatically pushes some data, Analytics gives you more flexibility — especially if you want to deviate from the default metrics and design your own report.

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