Browse and filter runs
The CI/CD list shows every run of the repository and updates by itself while runs are going. Filters narrow it by Branch, Workflow, Status and Trigger; Mine keeps your runs; Watch keeps a run updating in the background and tells you when it finishes.
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On this page
Before you start
- GitTree Pro or a running trial: CI/CD runs are part of Pro.
- An account connected for the repository’s host (Find pipelines in GitTree).
Where to find it
- Filters above the CI/CD list; right-click a commit or branch: Show CI/CD Runs.
| Action | macOS | Windows and Linux |
|---|---|---|
| Show CI/CD | ⌥P | Alt+P |
| Refresh CI/CD | ⌥⇧R | Alt+Shift+R |
Steps
Open the filters
Press Filters and pick a Branch (or All branches), a Workflow, a Status such as Failed or Active, or a Trigger. The button shows how many are on.
Keep your own runs
Choose Mine, or the palette’s Show Only My Runs.
Watch a run
Open a run and press Watch. It updates by itself, and GitTree tells you when it finishes; up to 5 runs are watched in the background.
Expected result
The list shows only the runs you need, and a watched run tells you when it ends.
If something goes wrong
“Filtered here, because … cannot filter by this.”
The provider has no such filter, so GitTree filters what it has read. Older runs may need Refresh.
Questions
How often does the list update?
Every few seconds while runs are going; the list says how often, and Bitbucket is read every 60 seconds.