Re: Automated installers testing

2015-08-31 Thread 'Pulkit Lall' via Jenkins Users
Thanks Mark On Monday, 31 August 2015 09:39:47 UTC+5:30, Mark Waite wrote: > > I think it is fair to expect you to use a search engine to find those > answers. There are plenty of examples of those tools and languages > recorded in search engines. I searched for "Ant JUnit task" and found > i

Re: Automated installers testing

2015-08-30 Thread Mark Waite
I think it is fair to expect you to use a search engine to find those answers. There are plenty of examples of those tools and languages recorded in search engines. I searched for "Ant JUnit task" and found immediate hits. Same for "Python py.test". Mark Waite On Sun, Aug 30, 2015 at 9:56 PM '

Re: Automated installers testing

2015-08-30 Thread 'Pulkit Lall' via Jenkins Users
Mark, Thanks for providing your valuable feedback. Are there any links available which shows example of what you mentioned? On Friday, 28 August 2015 18:25:53 UTC+5:30, Mark Waite wrote: > > If you can write your tests as a script, and if you can output the results > of the tests in JUnit format

Re: Automated installers testing

2015-08-28 Thread Mark Waite
If you can write your tests as a script, and if you can output the results of the tests in JUnit format, then the test results are easily displayed in Jenkins. There are many different tools and languages which can write JUnit format output, like: - Ant JUnit task (Java) - Maven surefire plugin -

Re: Automated installers testing

2015-08-28 Thread 'Pulkit Lall' via Jenkins Users
Richard, If I have written script as you mentioned, then is there a way I can check if installation done is proper or not through Jenkins? On Wednesday, 19 August 2015 14:20:04 UTC+5:30, Richard Bywater wrote: > > Basically if you can code / script it then Jenkins can do it. I'd start by > gett

Re: Automated installers testing

2015-08-19 Thread 'Pulkit Lall' via Jenkins Users
Thank you Richard for the reply. Will try it but was thinking if this feature is already available in Jenkins then I would not have to write the script. Also, I want to display the result in Jenkins i.e. similar to chart type where it will show that for custom install - passed, typical install

Re: Automated installers testing

2015-08-19 Thread Richard Bywater
Basically if you can code / script it then Jenkins can do it. I'd start by getting a scripted thing up and running and then you can have Jenkins call that script when things change etc. Richard. On Wed, 19 Aug 2015 8:43 pm 'Pulkit Lall' via Jenkins Users < jenkinsci-users@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Automated installers testing

2015-08-19 Thread 'Pulkit Lall' via Jenkins Users
Hi All, I have a scenario where I think Jenkins could help me a lot if its possible I did my best to explain the scenario but if there are still any questions, I will be glad to answer them. I have multiple jobs in Jenkins which are compiling code, creating installers (Windows and Linux), c