From the course: Robot Framework Test Automation: Jenkins CI and Git Version Control

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- [Bryan] Jenkins has some pretty neat categorization features up here at the top if you click on this plus you can create a folder for Application A for instance, and we can set it up as a list view. In the Jobs section here it'll show you all of the jobs available in Jenkins and you can simply click a check box for any job you want to appear in the Application A folder, and you can customize which columns are going to show up in that view and so on. So when I click on OK now you can see we've got an Application A tab and of course I could do the same thing for Application B, and select IE11 for instance. So now when I click on All I do see all of the jobs when I click on Application A I only see Chrome. I click on Application B I only see IE 11. Of course these could be different scripts for different applications or you could set it up where these are all of your QA jobs, and these are all of your stage jobs. It's up to your imagination, so now I want to talk about how to set up…

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