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Put the buildserver in the url. So that in the future we can add support for other buildservers.

For example: /teamcity/rooturl/failedbuilds

When the user clicks on a build, the build on the buildserver must be opened, so that he or she can investigate what's going on in that build.

This page should be opened in a new tab or a new page.

When an exception is thrown, for now this is only showed in the console. The user should be informed of this.

A developer should be able to open the application with a url of a jenkins buildserver, so that he or she also can benefit of this wonderfull application

The build views have the same responsibility. Showing builds. They should use a shared component.

When the last execution of a build has failed, but is running again, this must be visible. This so that a developer can see that the failed build may be fixed in the near future.

The user must be able to make builds invisible by dragging them to a certain area.

This must be locally saved

The project was first call teamcity radiator. Replace the old name in the code with the new one to avoid confusen

Every time we do a commit that passes all our tests we want an automatic new deploy to production

The factory is doing work that belongs to the service. It does not have a seperate responsibility. The service it's responsibility is to fetch objects from other domains and translate them to our domainobjects. The factory is now just doing a random part of that work

Now a fail build will flicker when there is an other build running. This should only be the case if there is a new build running. The user is interested if the build may succeed in the future. This is not the case if there is only an older build running

Make if visible if a failed build is assigned to a developer, so that the rest of the team is informed that there is someone working on it.

Our current stub system is not easy extensible. We want a system where you can easily add json fixtures and a mapping with some url's