Hi Dirk,
Thanks SO MUCH for your help! It was indeed the lack of a SCM config for
the project. I had to add the git plugin and config the workspace and build
directories for Jenkins elsewhere than my eclipse workspace. Then I was
able to specify the git repo as the eclipse project file path, as you said
and just the plain pom.xml and it works! I am also seeing the graphs now
that I have two builds under my belt. YAY!
So, it seems that there is an issue when configuring a maven project without
an SCM, just to point that out. There is no way to specify where the pom
resides, other than a file path to the pom.xml and that screws up the
Jenkins project by burying the analysis stats inside each build (so the URL
is mangled).
Thanks again, I now have my Jenkins totally squared away,
Rob
-----Original Message-----
From: Dirk Weigenand
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2012 4:38 PM
To: jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: no code analysis showing up with my builds
Hi,
i cloned your project from github and created a job for it in my jenkins
instance.
The job is of type maven 2/3, git is configured to a repository location
of file:///tmp/murmur-events.
I left the build configuration at default values (maven 3: a local maven
3 installation) and the default root pom location (pom.xml)
For good measure i configured build publishers for checkstyle, findbugs,
pmd, cpd).
The build runs fine and is successful.
After that i added code that would trigger new findbugs errors and run
the build anew (after checking in my change into the local git repository).
On the projects main page i now have all the diagrams one would expect
after configuring the above publishers.
The maven goals and options used are:
clean package pmd:pmd findbugs:findbugs pmd:cpd
I guess your problem is indeed related to the setup of your eclipse
project and git repository location.
For my projects the git repository corresponds to the eclipse project
folder, i.e.:
When my eclipse project is located in
/home/weigo/workspace/nifty-jenkins-plugin the git repository in jenkins
would be configured as file:///home/weigo/workspace/nifty-jenkins-plugin.
regards
Dirk
On 05.10.2012 04:18, Rob Withers wrote:
Well now, Dirk and Ulli, I have some analysis results in Jenkins, as it
turns out. It just doesn't fall under my project murmur-events, it is a
level below, which is weird.
Here is my project page: http://callistosheart:8888/job/murmur-events/
Here is my project page for the latest build:
http://callistosheart:8888/job/murmur-events/25/
Here is the page that displays the analysis result links:
http://callistosheart:8888/job/murmur-events/murmur-events$murmur-events/25/testReport/
How can I get it to show up in the parent? Is this related to my
setting the global Jenkins workspace to my eclipse workspace
(c:\rob\comp\workspace), not having a global pom.xml, and having to
specify my project pom.xml as 'murmur-events/pom.xml'? What to do, what
to do? I would love this to show up in the parent.
Also, I do not see the duplicate code results (is that PDM? If so, then
why three settings in the Jenkins project config for FindBugs, PDM AND
duplicate code?).
Thanks,
Rob
