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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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None
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Jenkins ver. 1.633
CentOS 6.6
Previously I was using plugin to handle few files in one report.
The config is :
HTML directory to archive = target/html-reports
Index page[s] = report.html,results.txt
Report title = TestReport
Keep past HTML reports= true
Always link to last build = false
Allow missing report=true
After upgrade to 1.7
The report doesn't handle those files and displays no tabs at all. See attached screenshot.
No warning was in job console output.
[JENKINS-31018] backward compatibility is broken in 1.7
Artem Yakovlev
created issue -
Tim McNally
made changes -
| Attachment | New: htmlpublishconfig.png [ 30891 ] |
mcrooney
added a comment - Apologies, reverted in 1.8. I'll point the author to these issues and see if they can be resolved in a future patch while keeping file patterns 
mcrooney
added a comment - Apologies, reverted in 1.8. I'll point the author to these issues and see if they can be resolved in a future patch while keeping file patterns mcrooney
made changes -
| Resolution | New: Fixed [ 1 ] | |
| Status | Original: Open [ 1 ] | New: Resolved [ 5 ] |
Feng Tan
added a comment - Well I am unable to reproduce this issue. I used the config described by dr29bart and notanother with 1.7 and the files show up as expected in the report – see screenshots. I am also attaching the config.xml of the project I have locally, in case this rings a bell to someone.
dr29bart notanother would you mind telling us whether the files exist on your workspace ? For instance dr29bart, do $WORKSPACE/target/html-reports/report.html and $WORKSPACE/target/html-reports/results.txt exist ?
Also can you confirm that upgrading to 1.8 resolves the problem ?
If you have the config.xml of your projects handy, this might also be helpful.
Feng Tan
added a comment - Well I am unable to reproduce this issue. I used the config described by dr29bart and notanother with 1.7 and the files show up as expected in the report – see screenshots. I am also attaching the config.xml of the project I have locally, in case this rings a bell to someone.
dr29bart notanother would you mind telling us whether the files exist on your workspace ? For instance dr29bart , do $WORKSPACE/target/html-reports/report.html and $WORKSPACE/target/html-reports/results.txt exist ?
Also can you confirm that upgrading to 1.8 resolves the problem ?
If you have the config.xml of your projects handy, this might also be helpful. Feng Tan
made changes -
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Artem Yakovlev
made changes -
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1.8 resolved the problem.
All files exist, because I had to open them in workspace.
Artem Yakovlev
added a comment - - edited 1.8 resolved the problem.
All files exist, because I had to open them in workspace.
Both rolling back to 1.6 and upgrading to 1.8 fixed the issue. The files and folder exists in the workspaces.
<publishers>
<htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisher plugin="htmlpublisher@1.8">
<reportTargets>
<htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisherTarget>
<reportName>Sonarqube CSS Results</reportName>
<reportDir>sonar-css/issues-report</reportDir>
<reportFiles>issues-report-css.html</reportFiles>
<alwaysLinkToLastBuild>false</alwaysLinkToLastBuild>
<keepAll>true</keepAll>
<allowMissing>true</allowMissing>
</htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisherTarget>
<htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisherTarget>
<reportName>Sonarqube JS Results</reportName>
<reportDir>sonar-js/issues-report</reportDir>
<reportFiles>issues-report-js.html</reportFiles>
<alwaysLinkToLastBuild>false</alwaysLinkToLastBuild>
<keepAll>true</keepAll>
<allowMissing>true</allowMissing>
</htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisherTarget>
</reportTargets>
</htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisher>
<hudson.tasks.junit.JUnitResultArchiver plugin="junit@1.9">
<testResults>unittests/cfcompile.xml</testResults>
<keepLongStdio>false</keepLongStdio>
<healthScaleFactor>1.0</healthScaleFactor>
</hudson.tasks.junit.JUnitResultArchiver>
</publishers>
Tim McNally
added a comment - - edited Both rolling back to 1.6 and upgrading to 1.8 fixed the issue. The files and folder exists in the workspaces.
<publishers>
<htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisher plugin="htmlpublisher@1.8">
<reportTargets>
<htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisherTarget>
<reportName>Sonarqube CSS Results</reportName>
<reportDir>sonar-css/issues-report</reportDir>
<reportFiles>issues-report-css.html</reportFiles>
<alwaysLinkToLastBuild>false</alwaysLinkToLastBuild>
<keepAll>true</keepAll>
<allowMissing>true</allowMissing>
</htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisherTarget>
<htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisherTarget>
<reportName>Sonarqube JS Results</reportName>
<reportDir>sonar-js/issues-report</reportDir>
<reportFiles>issues-report-js.html</reportFiles>
<alwaysLinkToLastBuild>false</alwaysLinkToLastBuild>
<keepAll>true</keepAll>
<allowMissing>true</allowMissing>
</htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisherTarget>
</reportTargets>
</htmlpublisher.HtmlPublisher>
<hudson.tasks.junit.JUnitResultArchiver plugin="junit@1.9">
<testResults>unittests/cfcompile.xml</testResults>
<keepLongStdio>false</keepLongStdio>
<healthScaleFactor>1.0</healthScaleFactor>
</hudson.tasks.junit.JUnitResultArchiver>
</publishers>
Tim McNally
made changes -
| Attachment | New: jenkinsworkspacereport.png [ 30910 ] |
Also getting this in our Jenkins system after the update to 1.7.
Here is the configuration that was working prior to the update: