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  2. JENKINS-6299

Add ability to aggregate sevral result files into 1 single graph

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      It would be useful for the performance plugin to be able to recognize several files as results for the same test. This means that we could have a set of results files like:
      test1_1.jtl, test1_2.jtl, test1_3.jtl and the plugin should be able to recognize these as results for different runs of the same test.
      One way to achieve this would be to allow the user to enter a regexp pattern to be matched against all the result files.

          [JENKINS-6299] Add ability to aggregate sevral result files into 1 single graph

          manuel_carrasco added a comment -

          Could you send a jmeter test file which produces this kinds of tests, I mean different result files for the same test.

          Or, perhaps you mean you want to join files which were produced by different jmeter test.

          manuel_carrasco added a comment - Could you send a jmeter test file which produces this kinds of tests, I mean different result files for the same test. Or, perhaps you mean you want to join files which were produced by different jmeter test.

          edovale added a comment -

          Manuel,
          We can do this by filtering the jmeter test file to replace a place holder with the name to use for the test results. In our case in particular we are using maven for this.
          I don't mean to "join" different tests into one. Instead we are interested in "joining" different runs of the same test into 1 single graph although the performance plugin wouldn't need to know about this. What I am suggesting here is to provide this plugin with the ability to group result files that should be considered results for the same test to be shown in the same graph. Make sense?

          edovale added a comment - Manuel, We can do this by filtering the jmeter test file to replace a place holder with the name to use for the test results. In our case in particular we are using maven for this. I don't mean to "join" different tests into one. Instead we are interested in "joining" different runs of the same test into 1 single graph although the performance plugin wouldn't need to know about this. What I am suggesting here is to provide this plugin with the ability to group result files that should be considered results for the same test to be shown in the same graph. Make sense?

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