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I have a CI job that ran last week:

CI Job Summary stats

Is there a way to find out exactly when it finished? I am trying to debug a problem that we just noticed, and knowing if the job finished at 9:00am or 9:06am or 6:23pm a week ago would be useful information.

The output from the job does not appear to indicate what time it started or stopped. When I asked Google, I got information about how to run jobs in serial or parallel or create CI jobs, but nothing about getting the time of the job.

For the future, I could put date into script or before_script, but that is not going to help with this job.

This is on a self-hosted gitlab instance. I am not sure of the version or what optional settings have been enabled.

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Uncheck relative time in user preferences:

Click on your profile icon on the top left, then preferences, then scroll down.

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You can get this data only by gitlab api using this request:

curl https://gitlab.example.com/api/v4/projects/<project_id>/jobs/<the_job_id>

The job id you can get by this thread answer

In the job schema you get: "created_at", "started_at", "finished_at"

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If you're using GitLab in the browser you can

  1. Open the job.
  2. Right click to Inspect the page.
  3. Go to Network and then the Fetch/XHR tab.
  4. Reload the page and you'll see a [JOB_ID].json there.

You'll find created_at and more data there!

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