lost Javadoc link

[David J. Biesack]

Olivier Lamy wrote:

> Hello,
> So all are fixed and will be in 1.405
> If you are an early adopter you can test those build :
> http://people.apache.org/~olamy/jenkins/ :-)

Olivier;

I installed your 1.405-SNAPSHOT (my footer now reads

Jenkins ver. 1.406-SNAPSHOT (private-03/28/2011 09:10-olamy)

but I still do not have a Javadoc link on the job page.
I rebuilt a job and that did not restore the Javadoc link either.

I have these links:

* Maven-generated site
* Coverage Report
* Workspace
* Last Successful Artifacts
* Recent Changes
* Latest Test Result(no failures)

The Maven site does have the Javadoc reports:

* Cobertura Test Coverage
* FindBugs Report
* JavaDocs
* Surefire Report
* Test JavaDocs

Could it be that the Test JavaDocs cause interference?

djb

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[Olivier Lamy]

2011/3/29 David J. Biesack <David....@sas.com>:

>
> Olivier Lamy wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> So all are fixed and will be in 1.405
>> If you are an early adopter you can test those build :
>> http://people.apache.org/~olamy/jenkins/  :-)
>
> Olivier;
>
> I installed your 1.405-SNAPSHOT (my footer now reads
>
>  Jenkins ver. 1.406-SNAPSHOT (private-03/28/2011 09:10-olamy)
>
> but I still do not have a Javadoc link on the job page.

And at the maven module level ?
For having link at the Job level you must use aggregate javadoc goals
from the maven plugin.
If not it's per module.

> I rebuilt a job and that did not restore the Javadoc link either.
>
> I have these links:
>
> *  Maven-generated site
> *  Coverage Report
> *  Workspace
> *  Last Successful Artifacts
> *  Recent Changes
> *  Latest Test Result(no failures)
>
> The Maven site does have the Javadoc reports:
>
> * Cobertura Test Coverage
> * FindBugs Report
> * JavaDocs
> * Surefire Report
> * Test JavaDocs
>
> Could it be that the Test JavaDocs cause interference?
>
> djb
>
> --
> David J. Biesack, SAS
> SAS Campus Dr. Cary, NC 27513
> www.sas.com    (919) 531-7771
>
>

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[David J. Biesack]

From: Olivier Lamy <olive...@gmail.com>
Date: Mar 29 09:42PM +0200

> And at the maven module level ?
> For having link at the Job level you must use aggregate javadoc goals
> from the maven plugin.
> If not it's per module.
>

> Olivier Lamy

Yes, I have both Javadoc and Test Javadoc links at the module level.
I must admit I don't understand Jenkins "modules" or javadoc aggregation.
I've not configured for modules (that I know of). I just added Maven2 projects.
Previously, the Javadoc link was at the top level job page and I did not have
to do anything special. Now I have to click 'Modules' and then the
module link to get to the Javadoc link. (All of our projects appear to
contain just one module.)

[Olivier Lamy]

Hello,
Ok I can change how it works and display the link the job level if
there is only one module (seems reasonable).
Can you load an issue here http://issues.jenkins-ci.org/ .
As I don't have a lot of spare time this week, I will do this next
week (except if someone else has time to fix that before :-) ).

/Olivier
2011/3/30 David J. Biesack <David....@sas.com>:

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