The paginated-builds plugin exposes a REST API endpoint that you can use to access paginated build data for a Jenkins job. Jenkins does not provide an out of the box method to access build data in pages — you can either get all the builds or the 100 most recent builds. This plugin fetches historical build data for jobs that have a large number of builds by enabling you to request specific pages of historical data.
GET <jenkins_url>/job/<job_name>/builds?start=<build_id>&size=<page_size>&orderBy=<order_by>
start: The build ID to start from. (1 if not specified)size: The number of builds to return. (100 if not specified)job_name: The name of the Jenkins job to get builds for.order_by: The order to return the builds in (ascordesc). (descif not specified)jenkins_url: The URL of the Jenkins instance.
// localhost:8080/jenkins/job/integration-tests/job/designer/job/freestyle-elephant/builds?start=1&size=2&orderBy=asc
{
"count": 2,
"builds": [
{
"id": "1",
"startTimeMillis": 1614174840363,
"duration": 592,
"fullName": "integration-tests » designer » freestyle-elephant #1",
"url": "job/integration-tests/job/designer/job/freestyle-elephant/1/",
"result": "FAILURE",
"queueId": 8198,
"queueTimeMillis": 1614174840346,
"builtOn": "linux2"
},
{
"id": "2",
"startTimeMillis": 1614261240361,
"duration": 168,
"fullName": "integration-tests » designer » freestyle-elephant #2",
"url": "job/integration-tests/job/designer/job/freestyle-elephant/2/",
"result": "FAILURE",
"queueId": 9486,
"queueTimeMillis": 1614261240346,
"builtOn": "__"
}
]
}