The data from these tests are stored in xml, if anyone knows of any plugin
that retrieves this xml file on the remote server (via ssh for example),
and interpret this data during the build would help a lot.
Tkss
Em quinta-feira, 28 de maio de 2015 18:36:36 UTC-3, Erick Macedo escreveu:
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Hi
We develop an application that lives in a svn repository. New features are
added in branches, which can be long-lived. I need to regularly run the same
set of regression tests on each branch and the trunk. Currently, I create a
new set of Jenkins jobs each time I create a new branch - one j
Hi all,
I was trying to write a small Groovy script that determines queue
times for builds. But somehow the results do
not match my observations. I definitively know that some builds had to
wait for > 10 minutes before an executor
was free. But the script only shows queue times of less than a seco
Our tests are run based on SVN changes, and often are minor changes that
build quickly. Once the compilation is completed, we then run a series of
tests on the executable just built.
We want to set a time out condition (using time out strategy) to stop a
test that hangs and mark as faile
We use Jenkins to run builds on Linux, transfer the resulting 'artifacts'
(firmware build files) to Windows nodes, then use Robot Framework (RF) and
ultimately our own DLL to transfer firmware files to our proprietary
hardware. Once installed, RF continues to send commands and gather results
v
Would a multi-configuration (matrix) build work in this case?
On 5/29/2015 8:30 AM, David Aldrich wrote:
Hi
We develop an application that lives in a svn repository. New features
are added in branches, which can be long-lived. I need to regularly
run the same set of regression tests on each
Personally I'd install a Jenkins slave directly onto the box that you
currently ssh into. That means that it will easily be able to run stuff and
then you can easily use any of the many plugins available to Jenkins to
process the xml as a post build step.
Richard
On 11:07PM, Fri, 29/05/2015 Erick
