surefire report output using FlatSpec, SBT and Jenkins
Gregg Carrier
FlatSpec tests with SBT.
I have searched around for a solution to this, but have only found
sort of hacky solutions and reliance on SBT plugins. Bill mentioned a
while back that he would be adding support for this to ScalaTest. Any
progress on that? I'm hoping there is currently a straightforward way
to generate standard Surefire reports when running ScalaTest FlatSepcs
with SBT.
Is there some documentation or a newer feature that will reliably
accomplish this? Has anyone gotten this working (I'm assuming it's
rather common to use Jenkins and SBT)? Any examples?
Thanks -
Gregg
Bill Venners
Sorry it took me so long to approve this post. Google Groups for some
reason stopped sending me notices of pending messages for a few weeks.
The way to do it currently is the sbt plugin approach you discovered.
We almost released something in 1.7 to do it more directly, but hit
some issues and I backed it out as being too late in the game to do
something risky. We can try that again in 1.8. The right way to do it
is to enhance sbt's Framework API adding the notion of a run. We've
been working on that as part of the 2.0 release effort. I haven't
heard back from Mark Harrah, the sbt fellow, for a while now, so I'm
not sure what the timing of it will be. I'll also document the sbt
plugin approach on scalatest.org to make it easier for users to figure
out how to do it currently.
Bill
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Matt Russell
What is the plug-in approach? (I did have a dig around, but I couldn't see any documentation on the ScalaTest page).
On Tuesday, February 7, 2012 11:00:01 AM UTC, Bill Venners wrote:
Sorry it took me so long to approve this post. Google Groups for some
reason stopped sending me notices of pending messages for a few weeks.
The way to do it currently is the sbt plugin approach you discovered.
We almost released something in 1.7 to do it more directly, but hit
some issues and I backed it out as being too late in the game to do
something risky. We can try that again in 1.8. The right way to do it
is to enhance sbt's Framework API adding the notion of a run. We've
been working on that as part of the 2.0 release effort. I haven't
heard back from Mark Harrah, the sbt fellow, for a while now, so I'm
not sure what the timing of it will be. I'll also document the sbt
plugin approach on scalatest.org to make it easier for users to figure
out how to do it currently.Bill
On Sat, Jan 28, 2012 at 6:00 AM, Gregg Carrierwrote:
> I'm trying to generate standard report output when running ScalaTest
> FlatSpec tests with SBT.
>
> I have searched around for a solution to this, but have only found
> sort of hacky solutions and reliance on SBT plugins. Bill mentioned a
> while back that he would be adding support for this to ScalaTest. Any
> progress on that? I'm hoping there is currently a straightforward way
> to generate standard Surefire reports when running ScalaTest FlatSepcs
> with SBT.
>
> Is there some documentation or a newer feature that will reliably
> accomplish this? Has anyone gotten this working (I'm assuming it's
> rather common to use Jenkins and SBT)? Any examples?
>
> Thanks -
>
> Gregg
>
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Bill Venners
I believe this is the approach people have been using:
http://henkelmann.eu/2010/11/14/sbt_hudson_with_test_integration
Sorry I haven't documented that yet on scalatest.org.
Bill
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