I believe this construct in the junit xml files can be safely modified to
force jenkins to see the test results as two separate tests
> Hi,
>
> I found a strange phenomenon in test result display of jenkins. I had two
> tests with very instable test results, good, bad, bad, good, good, good and
The quotes I had in my example are important, you need single quotes so
that Groovy (which pipeline is built on) does not try and interpolate the
variable (as you have seen, it doesn't exist in the groovy context).
emailext (
to: 'mym...@my.dom,
replyTo: ' mym...@my
Hi,
i want to start another Jenkinsjob from within my declarative Jenkinsfile.
I do that with following command:
build *job*: 'My-gitea-org/my-gitea-repo2/master', *wait*: *true*
This sub-job (my-gitea-repo2) will be triggered by several other jobs. So i
want to check if the sub-job is curre
Hi,
sorry for the late response, i was away a few days.
i am new to jenkins, so please forgive me to ask some silly questions. Did
i understand this right? It doesn't work directly out of a Jenkinsfile? I
tried
emailext (
to: 'mym...@my.dom,
replyTo: ' mym...