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Bug
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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Major
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Jenkins v 1.440 on Windows Server 2008 / Violations Plugin 0.7.10
I'm building a .NET script in which I have a post build step executing a windows batch command:
fxcopcmd /file:HelloWorld\bin\HelloWorld.dll /out:fxcop-report.xml /s
exit 0
I have check the 'Violations' option and next to the fxcop XML filename pattern, I have placed 'fxcop-report.xml'
After the build I know there were 14 violations placed in the xml file, but I'm not seeing any results in the graph view of the violations, and when I click on the graph it doesn't even specify out that fxcop was picked up (see screenshot).
UPDATE: This only affects a maven 2/3 project. If I build a free-style project, I get the violations to show up.
[JENKINS-12095] Violations plugin not reporting fxcop details
Nick Schneider
created issue -
Nick Schneider
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| Description |
Original:
I'm building a .NET script in which I have a post build step executing a windows batch command: fxcopcmd /file:HelloWorld\bin\HelloWorld.dll /out:bob1.xml /s exit 0 I have check the 'Violations' option and next to the fxcop XML filename pattern, I have placed 'fxcop-report.xml' After the build I know there were 14 violations placed in the xml file, but I'm not seeing any results in the graph view of the violations, and when I click on the graph it doesn't even specify out that fxcop was picked up (see screenshot). |
New:
I'm building a .NET script in which I have a post build step executing a windows batch command: fxcopcmd /file:HelloWorld\bin\HelloWorld.dll /out:fxcop-report.xml /s exit 0 I have check the 'Violations' option and next to the fxcop XML filename pattern, I have placed 'fxcop-report.xml' After the build I know there were 14 violations placed in the xml file, but I'm not seeing any results in the graph view of the violations, and when I click on the graph it doesn't even specify out that fxcop was picked up (see screenshot). |
Nick Schneider
made changes -
| Description |
Original:
I'm building a .NET script in which I have a post build step executing a windows batch command: fxcopcmd /file:HelloWorld\bin\HelloWorld.dll /out:fxcop-report.xml /s exit 0 I have check the 'Violations' option and next to the fxcop XML filename pattern, I have placed 'fxcop-report.xml' After the build I know there were 14 violations placed in the xml file, but I'm not seeing any results in the graph view of the violations, and when I click on the graph it doesn't even specify out that fxcop was picked up (see screenshot). |
New:
I'm building a .NET script in which I have a post build step executing a windows batch command: fxcopcmd /file:HelloWorld\bin\HelloWorld.dll /out:fxcop-report.xml /s exit 0 I have check the 'Violations' option and next to the fxcop XML filename pattern, I have placed 'fxcop-report.xml' After the build I know there were 14 violations placed in the xml file, but I'm not seeing any results in the graph view of the violations, and when I click on the graph it doesn't even specify out that fxcop was picked up (see screenshot). UPDATE: This only affects a maven 2/3 project. If I build a free-style project, I get the violations to show up. |
| Workflow | Original: JNJira [ 142416 ] | New: JNJira + In-Review [ 175675 ] |
| Resolution | New: Won't Fix [ 2 ] | |
| Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: Closed [ 6 ] |
