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Improvement
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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Hi, my use case:
in blueocean there is very nice parser that summarizes new/still failed tets from xunit test results.
I am aware that i can use xunit thresholds to set build color(red/yellow/green) but it will be better just to use blueocean "New failing" detection.
i will illustrate:
i have a build that ended with 7 new failed tests. there is some logic in blueocean that correctly detected all new faulures:
I want to use this logic to set build result. is it possible?
P.S: xunit parser is not sophisticated enough, and in this same build it reports:
7 failures (+4) , 3 skipped (±0),
It ignores the fact that some test got fixed and some new got broken, and while in total the number went up only by 4, but 7 new tests got broken.
[JENKINS-56496] use blueocean tests results as pass/fail/unstable criteria
Attachment | New: image-2019-03-10-16-30-39-840.png [ 46343 ] |
Description |
Original:
Hi, my use case: in blueocean there is very nice parser that summarizes new/still failed tets from xunit test results. I am aware that i can use xunit tresholds to set build color(red/yellow/green) but it will be better just to use blueocean "New failing" detection. is it possible? |
New:
Hi, my use case: in blueocean there is very nice parser that summarizes new/still failed tets from xunit test results. I am aware that i can use xunit thresholds to set build color(red/yellow/green) but it will be better just to use blueocean "New failing" detection. i will illustrate: i have a build that ended with 7 new failed tests. there is some logic in blueocean that correctly detected all new faulures: !image-2019-03-10-16-30-39-840.png|width=740,height=211! I want to use this logic to set build result. is it possible? P.S: xunit parser is not sophisticated enough, and in this same build it reports: 7 failures (+4) , 3 skipped (±0), It ignores the fact that some test got fixed and some new got broken, and while in total the number went up only by 4, but 7 new tests got broken. |
Assignee | New: Keith Zantow [ kzantow ] |
Assignee | Original: Keith Zantow [ kzantow ] |
Keith Zantow, i saw that you have some expertise in this field(36298), so i took liberty and assigned it to you.
if it is not you, can you please advice who can help with this issue?