how to configure paths for "Publish JUnit test result report" plugin

[Z W]

Hi All

We have different projects in a a build job producing different
subdirectories of xml test results file
How do we configure multiple paths in plugin "Publish JUnit test
result report" to get the test results file from different directories
path; paths are not similar.

thanks

[Harpreet singh Wadhwa]

Regular expression is the key :-)

example: "**/Test-*.xml"

This will get all the files starting with Test and ending with xml (from any directory inside workspace).

Thanks

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[KEVIN FLEMING (BLOOMBERG/ 731 LEXIN)]

That's not a regular expression, it's an Ant pattern expression. They are quite different, and serve different purposes.

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[zw]

Hi Harpreet 

My question isnt tied to one directory; 

eg **/Test-*.xml may be one but I have another set of test results under **/target/surefire-reports/*.xml

Question: How do I input in that plugin box to pick up both 2 different test results directories ?

Thanks

[zw]

Hi Kevin

Thanks for responding.

My question isnt tied to one directory; 

eg **/Test-*.xml may be one but I have another set of test results under **/target/surefire-reports/*.xml

Question: How do I input in that plugin box to pick up both 2 different test results directories ?

Thanks

[KEVIN FLEMING (BLOOMBERG/ 731 LEXIN)]

A simple pattern of "**/*.xml" will collect *all* XML files in the entire workspace. If there are XML files the plugin should not inspect, then you'll have to ensure that the test result files all have some common portion of their name. For example, if all of your test result files had names that ended with "-test.xml", then "**/*-test.xml" would collect all of them, regardless of which directory they are located in. This is what the previous example was trying to show you, the "**" pattern is special and it means search all subdirectories.

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Date:	12/26 11:51

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[Harpreet singh Wadhwa]

@Kevin

Thanks for correcting me (on not a regex)

@zw

For you this will work. as it searches in all directories under Workspace (in this case)

Thanks

[Md. Humayun Kabir Rana]

But, How I will generate xml file I could not understand. and Where I will put this xml file pls

[Ng, Jeff]

Here’s what I do for JUnit and Emma reports:

 

1.  In the job configuration, I have a build step (execute shell) prior to executing the build, that creates a directory in the WORKSPACE for each report type (e.g. mkdir –p “${WORKSPACE}/junit-test-results”).

2.  In the build step where I execute my build target (in my case, using ant), I specify the output directory for all JUnit reports (e.g. ant –Dreport.dir=${WORKSPACE}/junit-test-results build).

3.  I do the same, but specifying the different workspace directory, for Emma when running my “coverage” ant target.

4.  Now, down in the “Post-build Actions” section, as the previous posters stated, use the Ant pattern expression to find the .xml in your workspace directory (i.e. **/junit-test-results/*.xml).

 

-Jeff Ng

 

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But, How I will generate xml file I could not understand. and Where I will put this xml file pls

On Wednesday, December 26, 2012 9:14:52 PM UTC+6, Harpreet singh Wadhwa wrote:

Regular expression is the key :-)

example: "**/Test-*.xml"

 

This will get all the files starting with Test and ending with xml (from any directory inside workspace).

 

Thanks

 

On Tue, Dec 25, 2012 at 12:47 PM, Z W <mpc...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi All

We have different projects in a a build job producing different
subdirectories of xml test results file
How do we configure multiple paths in plugin "Publish JUnit test
result report" to get the test results file from different directories
path; paths are not similar.

thanks

 

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