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If you're actually invoking other defined jobs in Jenkins via Pipeline (see the
`build` step), then no I do not believe this is currently feasible.
However, if you're defining a Pipeline which is going to have multiple
steps generating test reports, I believe multiple invocations of `junit` will
cover your nedes. For example:
node {
sh 'bundle exec rake spec'
junit 'spec/reports/*.xml'
sh 'bundle exec rake cucumber'
junit 'features/reports/*.xml'
}
That should meet your needs if I'm understanding correctly.
- R. Tyler Croy
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