Hi Fritz,
> So in my class's public boolean perform(AbstractBuild build,Launcher
>launcher, BuildListener listener) method I end with:
Try the following:
public boolean perform(AbstractBuild build,Launcher launcher, BuildListener
listener) {
...
build.setResult(Result.UNSTABLE);
...
}
Hope that helps,
Bruno P. Kinoshita
http://kinoshita.eti.br
http://tupilabs.com
>________________________________
> From: Frits <fjalvi...@gmail.com>
>To: Jenkins Developers <jenkinsci-dev@googlegroups.com>
>Sent: Friday, 2 March 2012 6:00 PM
>Subject: Questions on making a plugin
>
>Hi group,
>
>I am building a Jenkins plugin to compile Eclipse workspaces out-of-
>the-box, without Maven. But I have some questions:
>
>* When JUnit tests fail in the build I want to mark the build as
>unstable. So in my class's public boolean perform(AbstractBuild build,
>Launcher launcher, BuildListener listener) method I end with:
>
> int utc = jtr.getFailedTestCount();
> if(utc > 0) {
> listener.finished(Result.UNSTABLE);
> listener.error(utc + " junit tests have failed");
> System.out.println("Return UNSTABLE: " + utc);
> }
> return true;
>
>However the job remains to be marked as SUCCESFUL as can be seen on
>the console:
>
>Return UNSTABLE: 44
>Mar 2, 2012 9:40:27 PM hudson.model.Run run
>INFO: test #54 main build action completed: SUCCESS
>
>How can I mark a build as unstable? I want my yellow balls...
>
>* An Eclipse workspace consists of different modules (projects) also,
>just like Maven. I would like to present most information from an
>Eclipse build in the same way as a Maven build, as a set of modules
>that failed/tested/worked etc. But I seem to be unable to find generic
>infrastructure for this- it looks like all of this is maven specific.
>Is that true? (Then I can stop searching ;-)
>
>* Similarly I want to show the JUnit test results in the same way as
>the Maven test results. Like the failure history on the job's page
>("Test Result Trend") and the links to the individual module results.
>Is code for that reusable in Jenkins and where could I find that?
>
>Hope someone can answer...
>
>Greetings,
>
>Frits Jalvingh
>
>
>
