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Improvement
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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Windows 2003 Server, Jenkins 1.522 Warnings 4.26
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5.0.0-beta2
I have a project with 3 different doxygen documentations. Each of them has it's own warnings-file. For example Projects\Doxygen\warning.txt, Projects\Doxygen\ModuleTestsWarning.txt, Projects\Doxygen\IntegrationTestsWarning.txt.
The Project page has several "Doxygen Warnings" links on the left side but they all link to the same page and the all link to the same page "jenkins/job/Hit1k-1_V01/warnings10" where it says that there are 15 new Warnings, but it is not posible to see in which file. If I click the link with these 15 new warnings i come to page "warnings10Result/new/?" where it says, that there are 0 new warnings. So it seem as if the plugin mixes the information of the three warning-files.
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JENKINS-22653 Multiple Files parsed, but only warnings of last parsed file shown/linked on dashboard
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[JENKINS-18708] Make it possible to have several files as input for one parser
What is the expected output in this case? Three results (graphs etc.) or one result?
Jens Bohrmann
added a comment - I would expect three results since I have three different doxygen projects and I run doxygen three times.
Jens Bohrmann
added a comment - I would expect three results since I have three different doxygen projects and I run doxygen three times. 
Thomas Ellinger
added a comment - Similar issue in JENKINS-22653, with one difference:
Plugin does not mix/merge the warnings but instead shows only the warnings from the file or log that was parsed most recently.
Thomas Ellinger
added a comment - Similar issue in JENKINS-22653 , with one difference:
Plugin does not mix/merge the warnings but instead shows only the warnings from the file or log that was parsed most recently. 
Csaba Gyorfi
added a comment - I have the same issue. In my build project there are two GNU/C++ project and I want to see the results separated, in two graphs. But this is not working as described.
As a workaround, it would be nice if I could clone the GNU/C++ parser with a new name, and than use this cloned parser for the second log file.
Is there an easy way to clone the GNU/C++ parser without the need of the plugin dev environment?
Csaba Gyorfi
added a comment - I have the same issue. In my build project there are two GNU/C++ project and I want to see the results separated, in two graphs. But this is not working as described.
As a workaround, it would be nice if I could clone the GNU/C++ parser with a new name, and than use this cloned parser for the second log file.
Is there an easy way to clone the GNU/C++ parser without the need of the plugin dev environment? Here is a possible solution:
In the Job configuration it should be possible to specify the same parser multiple times. For each reference a pattern can be specified. Additionally all describing properties must be provided (see dynamic parser): Link name of project action, Graph name, etc.
Lukas Goormann
added a comment - drulli:
sounds great...
additionally that would give the possibility to "rename" the parsers output for less confusion in the dev-team in case a parser is just reused (once) for different than original tool...
thumps up for that solution.
Lukas Goormann
added a comment - drulli :
sounds great...
additionally that would give the possibility to "rename" the parsers output for less confusion in the dev-team in case a parser is just reused (once) for different than original tool...
thumps up for that solution. I'm trying to consolidate the requirements for the static analysis suite in pipeline jobs in a wiki page. Can you please read it carefully and comment or change it accordingly?
This is not supported yet. As a workaround you need to define a file pattern that matches all of your files.