JSpec and Hudson

[Lucas Cavalcanti]

Hello,

Does anybody have any success adding jspec tests on a Hudson job?

For now, the only thing I want is to know if the tests are passing or failing...
but via 'jspec run' I only have visual feedback, so I just can break my Hudson build if
the tests are failing

Thanks,
Lucas

[vision media [ Tj Holowaychuk ]]

in several browsers? I have an open source framework for this on the way,

basically test swarm without the ... crap

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[Sebastian Sanitz]

We have a working Hudson build, jspec is called by an ant script with rhino:

<target name="jspec">
<java fork="true" jar="${rhino.jar}">
<classpath><pathelement location="${rhino.jar}"/></classpath>
<arg value="spec/rhino.js" />
</java>
</target>

2010/6/3 Lucas Cavalcanti <lucasm...@gmail.com>:

[vision media [ Tj Holowaychuk ]]

oh, as far as SSJS testing I would just use cijoe, or watch out on github for my new "nci" project :)

[Lucas Cavalcanti]

The idea is to run the tests on several browsers, indeed... so Rhino is not enough (my tests don't even run on rhino)..

Tj Holowaychuk, is your framework usable already? Can I use it, and perhaps contribute to it?

Thanks
Lucas

[vision media [ Tj Holowaychuk ]]

We should have the repo open sourced within a few weeks, thing is

that I was building it for our use internally, however I did not know my boss

wanted to open source it so I am working on making it easier to install etc.

[Iván -DrSlump- Montes]

Related to the discussion, I implemented some months ago a formatter
to generate Hudson's flavored junit reports.

http://gist.github.com/251025

regards,
/imv

On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 5:37 PM, vision media [ Tj Holowaychuk ]

[Lucas Cavalcanti]

I implemented a junit report also, but on the server.rb:
http://gist.github.com/428658

so you add the option uri: /junit-results on your server.html...

Regards,
Lucas

[Chris Nelson]

Here's how I did this: http://mysterycoder.blogspot.com/2010/07/jspec-tests-running-in-ci.html