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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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Jenkins 2.21
CentOS 7.2
openjdk version "1.8.0_101"
Hi,
After the plugin is disabled, un-installed and Jenkins restarted the project job still displays the test results artifacts. See attachment.
It doesn't properly clean up after un-install.
Regards,
Constantin
[JENKINS-38117] After disabling the plugin "Test result Trend" still displayed
Constantin Bugneac
added a comment - I don't want to disable or un-install the plug-in as it's being used by other jobs.
An workaround I found is to delete all jobs in history which used this plugin but it's not an elegant solution.
Constantin Bugneac
added a comment - I don't want to disable or un-install the plug-in as it's being used by other jobs.
An workaround I found is to delete all jobs in history which used this plugin but it's not an elegant solution. 
Mircea Cocosila
added a comment - constantin07 I don't understand. In this ticket description you said "After the plugin is disabled, un-installed and Jenkins restarted the project job still displays the test results artifacts". So you clearly said you disabled and/or uninstalled the Test Analyzer Plugin. Did I misunderstand you?
Mircea Cocosila
added a comment - constantin07 I don't understand. In this ticket description you said "After the plugin is disabled, un-installed and Jenkins restarted the project job still displays the test results artifacts". So you clearly said you disabled and/or uninstalled the Test Analyzer Plugin. Did I misunderstand you? Constantin Bugneac
added a comment - Apologies, I wasn't clear enough.
In order to get rid of these "test results" initially I went for disabling the plug-in, un-installing it and restarted Jenkins. But this didn't actually help.
Then, by try and failure I found that if I delete all jobs in history which used this plug-in it works which I don't think is a elegant solution either.
In my opinion, the above behavior is messy and confusing.
Constantin Bugneac
added a comment - Apologies, I wasn't clear enough.
In order to get rid of these "test results" initially I went for disabling the plug-in, un-installing it and restarted Jenkins. But this didn't actually help.
Then, by try and failure I found that if I delete all jobs in history which used this plug-in it works which I don't think is a elegant solution either.
In my opinion, the above behavior is messy and confusing. 
I think that the Test Results Trend is created and controlled by your test runner (likely JUnit in your case). As a sign of disabling /uninstalling the Test Results Analyzer, the icon on the left side must disappear. Which it seems it happened in your case.