If the first test has no subtests then parsing completes, but then none of the subtests appear in the results.

@James, thanks, I'll take a look on it in the next days. Probably it's a bug in tap4j.

Thanks for attaching the exception and a sample tap stream

Confirmed it's a bug in tap4j [1]. Already fixed, cutting a new release.

Will bump up the tap4j dependency version and will test again to see if the exception is gone.

[1] https://github.com/tupilabs/tap4j/issues/12

Code changed in jenkins
User: Bruno P. Kinoshita
Path:
pom.xml
http://jenkins-ci.org/commit/tap-plugin/3823b83e9fa2ae249a0cadcdbb936291c1c2781f
Log:
[FIXED JENKINS-17947] Nested TAP not parsed correctly

Just tested locally, seems to be working now.

However, the subtests are not being included in the table of TAP tests. I'll take a look, since there are other issues related to enhancing the information displayed in the TAP tests table.

Thanks in advance!
Bruno

Fixed in 1.11 (should be available through the update site in the next minute/hours)

> However, the subtests are not being included in the table of TAP tests.

Is that fixed in 1.11, or is that for another ticket?

Hi James!

Ops, my bad, I forgot to mention what had been fixed in this 1.11. We've fixed only the TAP parsing issue.

Could you file a new one really. No need to get into details, just say that it's not including subtests. I'll make this new issue sub-issue of another issue I'm working on to enhance the plug-in UI.

JENKINS-18984

Thanks!!!