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Add an label to Junit test report in Pipeline

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      Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
      If we are using junit "*/TEST-.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

      It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
      Possible syntax: see attachment
      and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests (see attachment 2)

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          [JENKINS-41855] Add an label to Junit test report in Pipeline

          shawn sun created issue -
          shawn sun made changes -
          Description Original: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          such as
          node ('worker') {
            stage('server test')
            test()
            junit "server/results/Test-*.xml", label 'server tests'
            stage(ui test)
            test()
            junit "ui/results/Test-*.xml", label 'ui tests'
          }

          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          		 New: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          such as
          node ('worker') {
            stage('server test')
            test()
            junit "server/results/Test-*.xml", label 'server tests'
            stage(ui test)
            test()
            junit "ui/results/Test-*.xml", label 'ui tests'
          }

          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          shawn sun made changes -
          Description Original: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          such as
          node ('worker') {
            stage('server test')
            test()
            junit "server/results/Test-*.xml", label 'server tests'
            stage(ui test)
            test()
            junit "ui/results/Test-*.xml", label 'ui tests'
          }

          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          		 New: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          such as
             
          node ('worker') {
            
            stage('server test')
            test()
            junit "server/results/Test-*.xml", label 'server tests'
            stage(ui test)
            test()
            junit "ui/results/Test-*.xml", label 'ui tests'
          }

          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          shawn sun made changes -
          Component/s New: pipeline-build-step-plugin [ 21707 ]
          shawn sun made changes -
          Description Original: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          such as
             
          node ('worker') {
            
            stage('server test')
            test()
            junit "server/results/Test-*.xml", label 'server tests'
            stage(ui test)
            test()
            junit "ui/results/Test-*.xml", label 'ui tests'
          }

          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          		 New: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          such as
          {quote}
          node ('worker') {
            stage('server test')
            test()
            junit "server/results/Test-*.xml", label 'server tests'
            stage(ui test)
            test()
            junit "ui/results/Test-*.xml", label 'ui tests'
          }
          {quote}
          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          shawn sun made changes -
          Description Original: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          such as
          {quote}
          node ('worker') {
            stage('server test')
            test()
            junit "server/results/Test-*.xml", label 'server tests'
            stage(ui test)
            test()
            junit "ui/results/Test-*.xml", label 'ui tests'
          }
          {quote}
          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          		 New: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          node ('worker') {
            stage('server test')
            test()
            junit "server/results/Test-*.xml", label 'server tests'
            stage(ui test)
            test()
            junit "ui/results/Test-*.xml", label 'ui tests'
          }
          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          shawn sun made changes -
          Attachment New: screenshot-1.png [ 35836 ]
          shawn sun made changes -
          Description Original: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          node ('worker') {
            stage('server test')
            test()
            junit "server/results/Test-*.xml", label 'server tests'
            stage(ui test)
            test()
            junit "ui/results/Test-*.xml", label 'ui tests'
          }
          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          		 New: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          Possible syntax: see attachment
          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          shawn sun made changes -
          Attachment New: screenshot-2.png [ 35837 ]
          shawn sun made changes -
          Description Original: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          Possible syntax: see attachment
          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests
          		 New: Currently in our pipeline we are running different set of tests, each of them will produce a few thousands of Junit XML test reports.
          If we are using junit "**/TEST-*.xml" to archive those test reports, all of the test results will be aggregated into one test report (Under 'All Tests')

          It would be more user-friendly if we can add an label when we are archiving junit test reports.
          Possible syntax: see attachment
          and it will produce two junit test report in the "Test Result" tab, one for server tests, and one for ui tests (see attachment 2)
          Jesse Glick made changes -
          Link New: This issue duplicates JENKINS-27395 [ JENKINS-27395 ]
          Jesse Glick made changes -
          Resolution New: Duplicate [ 3 ]
          Status Original: Open [ 1 ] New: Resolved [ 5 ]

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