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Hey, sorry for the delay. I just realized that I was responding to the noreply email for this site.
I wasn't able to confidently figure out the structure that was expected for the pull request so I went the sample route.
There are two scenes called IntegrationPartialFailTests.unity and IntegrationTotalFailTests.unity
The command that should work for these are
-batchmode -executeMethod UnityTest.Batch.RunIntegrationTests -testscenes="IntegrationPartialFailTests" -targetPlatform=StandaloneWindows -resultsFileDirectory="YourDirHere"
and
-batchmode -executeMethod UnityTest.Batch.RunIntegrationTests -testscenes="IntegrationTotalFailTests" -targetPlatform=StandaloneWindows -resultsFileDirectory="YourDirHere"
respectively.
I've had problems running the integration tests with Jenkins as a service on windows. This is due to the "Session 0" that the services use on windows. If that causes problems for you then I can send you the steps I took to run jenkins outside of a service with windows task scheduler.