Team Foundation Server Build Notification Tray
I have completed the first phase of developing an application similar to the TFS Build Notification Screen that is meant to be installed on a developer's machine to monitor the status of build definitions. The TFS Build Notification Tray sits on the taskbar and displays updates for the configured project's build statuses. A notification will be displayed for each state of the build. It is configured the same way that the TFS Build Notification Screen is configured, please refer to this post for more information.
When the application is running, you will see the build notification icon appear on your system tray. When a configured build is updated, a window will slide up like the one below showing you the current state of that build.
As builds are updated, you will be provided with a history of the build notifications you received.
If you right click the build icon, you will see a menu like the one below.
Clicking on view notifications will show you the notification window. Clicking on view current build status will display a real time update of the builds as shown below.
If you are having issues running this, fell free to contact me I will try to help you out and make any fixes needed.
Download TFS Build Status Tray Setup Files
Version 1.0.1 Beta Updates - 5/29/09
- Ability to select which builds to subscribe to
- Tray icon changes color based on build status
- Ability to adjust the scale size
Download TFS Build Status Tray Beta Setup Files
If you like this application, please donate using the link below. Donations are greatly appreciated when making a feature request.
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Comments
Thomas Freudenberg on on 2.04.2009 at 4:31 AM
Nice tools. However, I'd like to filter the displayed branches.
Nick on on 2.19.2009 at 10:42 AM
Great tool! Thanks!
It would be great to plugin the ListBox in a WPF ViewBox so that the window can be resized and the aspect ratio preserved. The build status screen is a bit huge at the moment.
Paul Whitaker on on 2.19.2009 at 3:52 PM
I'm not able to run on Windows Server 2003. It says "The Common Language Runtime has detected an invalid program." Any ideas?
Rob Aquila on on 2.24.2009 at 10:16 PM
It sounds like you don't have team explorer installed. If you do not have team explorer installed on the machine, you will get an error that says "Common Language Runtime detected an invalid program".