I'm not aware of any such plugin, but it seems that sort of plugin would be "fraught with peril". Keeping timing results comparable from one run to the next require lots of attention to repeatability in the execution environment. Tests probably would have to run on the same machine on both tests, with the same load on the machine, and the same tasks running on the machine. Even then, I would still expect variation between test runs.
When we tried measuring performance like that in our environment, we eventually loosened the "failure thresholds" so much that the tests were no longer really telling us anything about performance. If you really have repeatable test runs and repeatable results, you could consider storing your test results in a file and could compare the results from a JUnit style test, failing the JUnit test if the values were "out of bounds". The Git publisher plugin or similar might then help you push your results to your source control system. Mark Waite >________________________________ > From: mlakes <markster20032...@yahoo.com> >To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com >Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2012 6:18 PM >Subject: need plugin that compares previous build result with current build >results > > >In order to return success of failure, I need to be able to compare a timing >result from the build against the timing result of a previous build. >Is there a plugin that allows this kind of feature, by doing the comparison >and reporting build success or failure? > > >
