Get Build Status Icon
In this article, we explore methods available for build status icons (such as 
or 
).
To get an .svg icon (recommended approach), use:
GET/app/rest/builds/<buildLocator>/statusIcon
where buildLocator is a BuildLocator entity.
To get a .png icon, use:
GET/app/rest/builds/<buildLocator>/statusIcon.png
To get status icons of multiple builds, use the /app/rest/builds/aggregated endpoint and the strob locator dimension.
For example, to get an icon summarizing build statuses under the MyProject project, use:
GET/app/rest/builds/aggregated/strob:(buildType:(project:(id:MyProject)))/statusIcon
For an icon representing the latest builds on active branches of the MyBuildConfiguration configuration, use:
GET/app/rest/builds/aggregated/strob:(branch:(buildType:(id:MyBuildConfiguration),policy:active_history_and_active_vcs_branches),locator:(buildType:(id:MyBuildConfiguration)))/statusIcon
To fetch an icon of a MyBuildConfiguration build tagged with the MyTag tag, use:
GET/app/rest/builds/buildType:(id:MyBuildConfiguration),tag:MyTag/statusIcon
To get a status icon of a MyBuildConfiguration build run on the MyBranch branch, use:
GET/app/rest/builds/buildType:(id:MyBuildConfiguration),branch:MyBranch/statusIcon
If guest access is enabled on your TeamCity server, you can use the following markup to display the status of the TeamCityPluginsByJetBrains_TeamcityGoogleTagManagerPlugin_Build build configuration in your GitHub repository README:
[/statusIcon](https://<teamcity_server_address>/viewType.html?buildTypeId=TeamCityPluginsByJetBrains_TeamcityGoogleTagManagerPlugin_Build)If the returned image contains the "no permission to get data" text (
), check the following:
The server has the guest user access enabled, and the guest user has permissions to access the build configuration referenced. OR
The build configuration referenced has the "enable status widget" option ON.