Details
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Bug
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Status: Closed (View Workflow)
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Minor
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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None
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Jenkins 2.45
mstest-plugin 0.19
Description
Recording test results from trx file well displays test results but durations at class level are always 0 whereas global duration is correct and duration of each test in the class is also correct.
Could you please have a look on that ?
(attached example trx file and screenshot)
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added a comment - I have exactly the same problem. What kind of information do you need to reproduce?
I am using a German locale on an English installation of Win10. Could it be a locale problem?
Running Jenkins as service as normal user.
Using latest Jenkins version 2.89.2, mstest is at 0.23.
My tests use a base class and [ClassInitialize] methods. [TestInitialize] methods is implemented in base class. Could this setup cause a problem?
This result file looks odd to me. Should the times not be in seconds? My tests take definitely longer than 0, 0.05 and 0.3.
d:\Program Files (x86)\Jenkins\jobs\test-project\builds\77\junitResult.xml
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<result plugin="junit@1.22.2">
<suites>
<suite>
<file>d:\DAT\Jenkins\workspace\test-project\temporary-junit-reports\TEST-0.xml</file>
<name>MSTestSuite</name>
<duration>0.0</duration>
<time>0</time>
<enclosingBlocks/>
<enclosingBlockNames/>
<cases>
<case>
<duration>0.0547418</duration>
<className>LibraryTest.ListTest</className>
<testName>TestRelativeListItem</testName>
<skipped>false</skipped>
<failedSince>0</failedSince>
</case>
<case>
<duration>0.0317896</duration>
...
What could I do to help debugging the problem? Is there a log which would help? Where?
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added a comment - I have exactly the same problem. What kind of information do you need to reproduce?
I am using a German locale on an English installation of Win10. Could it be a locale problem?
Running Jenkins as service as normal user.
Using latest Jenkins version 2.89.2, mstest is at 0.23.
My tests use a base class and [ClassInitialize] methods. [TestInitialize] methods is implemented in base class. Could this setup cause a problem?
This result file looks odd to me. Should the times not be in seconds? My tests take definitely longer than 0, 0.05 and 0.3.
d:\Program Files (x86)\Jenkins\jobs\test-project\builds\77\junitResult.xml
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<result plugin="junit@1.22.2">
<suites>
<suite>
<file>d:\DAT\Jenkins\workspace\test-project\temporary-junit-reports\TEST-0.xml</file>
<name>MSTestSuite</name>
<duration> 0.0 </duration>
<time> 0 </time>
<enclosingBlocks/>
<enclosingBlockNames/>
<cases>
<case>
<duration> 0.0547418 </duration>
<className>LibraryTest.ListTest</className>
<testName>TestRelativeListItem</testName>
<skipped>false</skipped>
<failedSince>0</failedSince>
</case>
<case>
<duration> 0.0317896 </duration>
...
What could I do to help debugging the problem? Is there a log which would help? Where? My junitResult.xml differs from this one https://github.com/jenkinsci/junit-plugin/blob/master/src/test/resources/hudson/tasks/junit/junitResult.xml
because I only a have single <suite> element.
It seems that the first <duration> sub-element (0.0 for me) is shown as duration for ALL classes in the class test overview (as shown in attachment 2017-02-13_1451.png). This can't be right, can it?
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added a comment - - edited My junitResult.xml differs from this one https://github.com/jenkinsci/junit-plugin/blob/master/src/test/resources/hudson/tasks/junit/junitResult.xml
because I only a have single <suite> element.
It seems that the first <duration> sub-element (0.0 for me) is shown as duration for ALL classes in the class test overview (as shown in attachment 2017-02-13_1451.png). This can't be right, can it? Just found out the problem in my scenario. I had a custom xsl file for formatting the result, used by the xUnit plugin (userContent\xUnit\MSTest\mstest-to-junit.xsl), which was causing the problem (probably got there around 2014, when it might have been needed).
I just removed the file and class duration started appearing again.
Hopefully this info helps someone else.
Renato Chencinski
added a comment - - edited Just found out the problem in my scenario. I had a custom xsl file for formatting the result, used by the xUnit plugin (userContent\xUnit\MSTest\mstest-to-junit.xsl), which was causing the problem (probably got there around 2014, when it might have been needed).
I just removed the file and class duration started appearing again.
Hopefully this info helps someone else. 
Sorry, but I can't reproduce this issue (please have a look at the attached screenshot)
Update: well, today JIRA doesn't allow me to upload files. You will be able to find it on http://pub.nilleb.com, mstest-plugin folder.