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[JENKINS-1362] Test Results Trend Graph does not display ignored tests on Project Page #13906
Description
When I open the project page, "Test Results Trend" graph shows tests in blue and
failed tests in red, but it does not show ignored tests.
If I hit the link to the Module in the project, the "Test Result Trend" on the
Module page shows the ignored tests in yellow.
The "Test Result Trend" graphs seem to be identical except for the ignored test
information, so I think the graph on the Project page should show the ignored
tests in yellow as well.
Note: All the projects I'm using are Maven based (v2.0.8), and I'm using JUnit 4.4.
Originally reported by hqstevenson, imported from: Test Results Trend Graph does not display ignored tests on Project Page
- assignee: dwdyer
- status: Closed
- priority: Major
- component(s): core
- resolution: Fixed
- resolved: 2008-03-06T13:55:17+00:00
- votes: 0
- watchers: 0
- imported: 2025-11-24
Raw content of original issue
When I open the project page, "Test Results Trend" graph shows tests in blue and failed tests in red, but it does not show ignored tests.
If I hit the link to the Module in the project, the "Test Result Trend" on the Module page shows the ignored tests in yellow.
The "Test Result Trend" graphs seem to be identical except for the ignored test information, so I think the graph on the Project page should show the ignored tests in yellow as well.
Note: All the projects I'm using are Maven based (v2.0.8), and I'm using JUnit 4.4.
- environment:
Platform: PC, OS: Linux
Activity
jenkins-infra-bot commentedon Mar 6, 2008
dwdyer:
Raw content of original comment:
Assigning to me. It was me that added the yellow part to the graph to support
TestNG skipped tests. I probably missed out something that has resulted in
this discrepancy.
I'll take a look at this this evening.
jenkins-infra-bot commentedon Mar 6, 2008
hqstevenson:
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That would be great - I wasn't really sure if this was a bug or not (it sounds
like it may be an enhancement).
Anyway, displaying the ignored tests really helps in my workflow.
I write test methods as I think of what I want to test and annotate them as
ignored. Then I can go back and implement them. It works better for me than a
notepad of todo's or commenting out the tests - it's much easier for me to find
which tests I have yet to implement.
Kudos on the feature - it may seem really minor to some, but it is very helpful
for me.
jenkins-infra-bot commentedon Mar 6, 2008
dwdyer:
Raw content of original comment:
I had neglected to over-ride the getSkipCount() method in
AggregatedTestResultAction, which meant it inherited the base class
implementation (which simply returns zero for backwards compatibility). This
means that the number of skipped tests plotted on the graph was always zero.
I have fixed that in the latest CVS version (ready for build 1.189).
Since I don't have a setup similar to yours, could you report back whether it
is working OK for you now? You can either grab the latest CVS version or wait
until Kohsuke releases 1.189.