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  2. JENKINS-20624

TAP result seeker's include test notes adds poor values

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    • testlink-plugin
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      It saves at TestLink notes a testSet key, whereas it could include a field from the TAP stream such as

      TestLink:
      Notes: Some note formatted to be inserted

          [JENKINS-20624] TAP result seeker's include test notes adds poor values

          Perhaps we could think in some other way to extract info from the YAMLish... some DSL, or an extra option. Don't know, just food for thought

          Bruno P. Kinoshita added a comment - Perhaps we could think in some other way to extract info from the YAMLish... some DSL, or an extra option. Don't know, just food for thought

          Bruno P. Kinoshita added a comment - It now dumps the Test Set content [1] . What do you think? [1] https://github.com/jenkinsci/testlink-plugin/commit/e1e3eecde910931b3e8523197874ada6764db7a4#diff-9301f7af9923097b10fc0b8b1ed5841cR297

          From my understanding, saving as notes the whole Testset might be a litte bit overkill (Im thinking in really big streams, with stacktraces and embedded files).

          Moreover, theres already a functionality to attach the whole tap stream and to attach the tap streamĀ“s embedded files.

          Wouldnt it be nice to extract just a part of the stream (such as the proposed Notes element)?

          Javier Delgado added a comment - From my understanding, saving as notes the whole Testset might be a litte bit overkill (Im thinking in really big streams, with stacktraces and embedded files). Moreover, theres already a functionality to attach the whole tap stream and to attach the tap streamĀ“s embedded files. Wouldnt it be nice to extract just a part of the stream (such as the proposed Notes element)?

          You're right. I believe you've told me this before either via e-mail or GitHub. Sorry. Let's add an option to look for the notes YAMLish attribute. Thanks!

          Bruno P. Kinoshita added a comment - You're right. I believe you've told me this before either via e-mail or GitHub. Sorry. Let's add an option to look for the notes YAMLish attribute. Thanks!

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