Set [build] passed/failed background color #9195
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Hey is it possible to set the background color of a build badge based on if the build has passed (green) or if it has failed (orange/red)? |
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No. That is not an available customisation. |
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Okay thanks for the info! |
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i'll also add that our default badges apply such coloring by default (red for failed, bright green for passing, etc.), but as Chris correctly notes we don't allow end users to control this. if you want something different than our default coloring logic, then your best bet would be to utilize our Custom Endpoint badge. Your endpoint could still use Shields for the status fetching (request the same badge url, but with a |
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Okay thanks, I will look into this! |
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i'll also add that our default badges apply such coloring by default (red for failed, bright green for passing, etc.), but as Chris correctly notes we don't allow end users to control this. if you want something different than our default coloring logic, then your best bet would be to utilize our Custom Endpoint badge. Your endpoint could still use Shields for the status fetching (request the same badge url, but with a
.jsonextension), and then apply whatever logic you want internally to set the color in your endpoint response