Expose FitNesse tests results throught Jenkins API #2
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FitNesse tests results are now published through the API, under jobName/number/fitnesseReport/api/{xml,json,python}
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Jenkins » fitnesse-plugin #7 UNSTABLE |
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+1 this sounds a good PR |
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Expose FitNesse tests results throught Jenkins API
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Hi,
Here is a small enhancement around the FitnesseResults class so that the test results can be retrieved through the Jenkins API. Right now, the API return nothing as this class is missing the @exported annotations.
The exported results can be found under jobName/number/fitnesseReport/api/{xml,json,python}.
Could you consider merging it if you find it useful?
Best regards,
Reynald
P.S: I also fixed a nasty NPE that could happen inside the calculateDurationInMillis() method.