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Question: Support in Jenkins? #38

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martinda opened this issue Apr 1, 2015 · 1 comment
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Question: Support in Jenkins? #38

martinda opened this issue Apr 1, 2015 · 1 comment

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@martinda
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martinda commented Apr 1, 2015

Is Jenkins able to interpret the JUnit XML file of JUnitParams today? Looks like a layer of reporting below the test name would be needed.

In this kind of report, what should show up as the test name in Jenkins? The name inside parens?

<testsuite name="junitparams.usage.Samples_of_Usage_Test" time="0.005" tests="39" errors="0" skipped="0" failures="0">
<testcase name="[0] SOME_VALUE (enums_as_params_in_annotation)" classname="junitparams.usage.Samples_of_Usage_Test" time="0.001"/>
<testcase name="[1] OTHER_VALUE (enums_as_params_in_annotation)" classname="junitparams.usage.Samples_of_Usage_Test" time="0"/>
</testsuite>

I can see users like myself wanting Jenkins to track the trend both at the test level and at the parameter level. Is that where JUnitParams is going overall?

@michal-lipski
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Jenkins displays names in test result, same as in IDE. So we will have display like this:

[0] SOME_VALUE (enums_as_params_in_annotation)
[1] OTHER_VALUE (enums_as_params_in_annotation)

Better reporting may be addressed by Jenkins plugin that will fold report based on method name or class.
But this is not in scope of JUnitParams.

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