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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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Hi,
I've installed the TAP and TestLink plugins in Jenkins, and configured a build following the same logic as many people here (I can post details if needed).
My build seems to run fine in Jenkins, but the problems are after:
1. The build indicates "Not Run" as execution state.
2. The tests status is not updated in TestLink.
I have attached 2 screenshots: ss1.jpg which shows the build status, and ss2.jpg showing the TAP Extended Test Results screen.
Could you please help me finding what's wrong? Thank you in advance.
[JENKINS-20039] TestLink plugin indicates test case as "not run" and TestLink is not updated with build status
Garden Dwarf
created issue -
Post your testlink job settings and we will see why it's marked as not run :o)
| Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: In Progress [ 3 ] |
Garden Dwarf
added a comment - Hi,
I re-executed the build in Jenkins. But here is what I have on TestLink side regarding the build (please note that the last build's date hasn't changed since the last time I manually changed the status in TestLink):
Garden Dwarf
added a comment - Hi,
I re-executed the build in Jenkins. But here is what I have on TestLink side regarding the build (please note that the last build's date hasn't changed since the last time I manually changed the status in TestLink):
Garden Dwarf
made changes -
| Attachment | New: testlink.jpg [ 24567 ] |
| Status | Original: In Progress [ 3 ] | New: Open [ 1 ] |
Hi Garden, I still can't understand what's wrong. For some reason your test has not been executed in Jenkins (or the plug-in couldn't find its output).
The execution status displayed in the Jenkins UI doesn't reflect the latest execution status of the test in TestLink, but only the latest execution status in that build.
HTH,
Bruno
Garden Dwarf
added a comment - Hi Bruno,
In the screenshots I posted, it was clear to me that Jenkins finds the results. What I didn't understand is how to reflect those results in Testlink (i.e. transfer of results from Jenkins to Testlink).
If you tell me that Jenkins is not seeing the results, then I do not understand what is going wrong either. Jenkins just executes a scripts which create the result file (status hardcoded, just for test purposes).
Could you please provide help to understand where something is going wrong? Thank you in advance.
Garden Dwarf
added a comment - Hi Bruno,
In the screenshots I posted, it was clear to me that Jenkins finds the results. What I didn't understand is how to reflect those results in Testlink (i.e. transfer of results from Jenkins to Testlink).
If you tell me that Jenkins is not seeing the results, then I do not understand what is going wrong either. Jenkins just executes a scripts which create the result file (status hardcoded, just for test purposes).
Could you please provide help to understand where something is going wrong? Thank you in advance. 
Franck Derunes
added a comment - make sure your tap filename is the same name than your "Key Custom Field" value (in jenkins)
e.g.
testlink custom field name: MY_CUSTOM_FIELD, value = test1
jenkins Key Custom Field: MY_CUSTOM_FIELD
jenkins tap filename: test1.tap
Franck Derunes
added a comment - make sure your tap filename is the same name than your "Key Custom Field" value (in jenkins)
e.g.
testlink custom field name: MY_CUSTOM_FIELD, value = test1
jenkins Key Custom Field: MY_CUSTOM_FIELD
jenkins tap filename: test1.tap
Hi Garden, the plug-ins treat TAP file differently.
In the tap-plugin, each test result within a tap test stream is a "test result" for Jenkins.
However, for the testlink-plugin, you only have one strategy that uses the tap file name.