Hello,

Which plugin do use for Schedule Build? 
Also could you recheck that you haven't any errors messages in http://your_host/log/all

If you refresh your page with report it doesn't  display graphs again?

Thanks,
Artem

Hi Artem

We schedule the job the standard way with a Build trigger marking it to build periodically based on a CRON expression.

There is no errors in the log and no graphs when refreshing. Only if I click Build now it generates a graph.

Kind regards

Kasper

Kasper

I configured Build periodically with the following value "*/1 * * * *" that means build each minute and I got the following result:

At the first build in my job history I haven't  Performance report graphs,  because plugins cannot compare the first build with nothing.

A few minutes after I have more builds and all of them have graphs in Performance Report

As I understand your screenshots now you executed manually Builds 60 & 61. Than you removed them and settup build periodically (build 62 and also removed build 62). And after it you open the first build (#63) that doesn't contains graphs, because it haven't builds story. Is my assumption correct?

Could you reproduce my experiment?

Thanks,
Artem

Hi Artem

So to clarify my screenshot, builds have been scheduled to run each day from build #1 to #60 where no graph was available. I then manually pushed "Build now" (build #61) and a graph was generated, though only using data from #60 and #61. After that build 62 and 63 ran as scheduled and again the graph now seems to be missing. So if I go to "Performance report" menu point on build 61 (the manually triggered build) I will see the performance graph but going to Performance graph on build 62 or 63 I just get that empty graph like if it was the first build.

And now to run your little experiment. I set the same job to run every 10 minutes. And a first I was like wtf this is working! I now see the graph and a column for each build are added to. So I set the schedule to once a day instead (though I missed a day as you will see in screenshot), and then again the graph was missing.

Here you see the job where build 1 to 11 was on the 10 minute schedule and then build 12 back to the daily schedule (H 10 * * *)

There ^ you see my build history.

When I go to the performance report for build 11 I see the performance graph.

But going to the performance report on build 12, then no graph

I tried with config Build periodically : "H 10 * * *" 
I got 3 build for weekend 19-21

And when I opened it i saw graphs  

So, I really don't understand how I can reproduce this bug.. Maybe answers for the following questions  can help me:

1) Did You open Performance Report manually ? (Or use some automatization scripts)
2) How you generate your report before use this post build step?
3) Could you recheck whick plugins version you use
4) Can you share your config of this post build step?

Thanks, 
Artem

Hi Artem

Hmm yes seems strange I have this issue on all my performance jobs when it clearly works when you schedule.

So to answer your questions.

1) I am just opening the Performance Report manually.

2) We have a groovy script running JMeter to measure the performance. After that the groovy script invokes the performance plugin with this code:

performanceReport compareBuildPrevious: true, configType: 'ART', errorFailedThreshold: -1, errorUnstableResponseTimeThreshold: '', errorUnstableThreshold: -1,
failBuildIfNoResultFile: false, modeOfThreshold: false, modePerformancePerTestCase: true, modeThroughput: true, nthBuildNumber: 0, ignoreFailedBuilds: true,
parsers: [[$class: 'JMeterParser', glob: '**/*.jtl']], relativeFailedThresholdNegative: 0.0, relativeFailedThresholdPositive: 0.0,
relativeUnstableThresholdNegative: 0.0, relativeUnstableThresholdPositive: 0.0

3) We are on Jenkins v2.89.4, performance-plugin 3.5 

4) My performance job is not part of the normal build of the application, but is a job that only measure performance on different environments. I have added the config.xml of the job.

So my job still does not reprodue it. I already have a lot of scheduled builds, but all of them have graphs