Developed by ThoughtWorks, CCMenu is a Mac application that embeds a wide variety of functions whose purpose is to provide the end-user the build status of a project from a continuous integration server.
The information is encapsulated into a standard interface, located in Mac's menu bar. The icons look stylish, the navigation through the menu is quite intuitive and the learning curve presents no problem, even though you're a novice user. It has some graphical customization, but it lacks skin themes and a help guide.
When you start the application, you discover that there are lots of embedded functionalities. CCMenu lets you monitor your current projects on multiple continuous integration servers and sends notifications of the completed build through the Notification Center.
Moreover, it comes with the option to identify the overall build status and view detailed information about your projects. Not to forget, it works with CruiseControl, CircleCI, Jenkins, SnapCI, TeamCity, and other servers that support the XML format.
To conclude, CCMenu is an app that helps users to monitor the status of projects.
v1.8 [Dec 19, 2014]
- Native support for Apple Silicon Macs.
- New mode for menu bar icon. In this mode, the icon uses colour when at least one build is failing. Otherwise it uses the black and white variant.
- Slightly darkened the green icons to increase contrast in tinted menus.
- Built with hardened runtime settings.
- Fix for redirect requests when authentication must be pushed.
- Fix for problems with non-Georgian calendars.
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