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Bruno P. Kinoshita commented on JENKINS-12810:
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Hi Vignesh!
Thanks for clearing it up, it's much more clear for me now. The plug-in, by
default, attaches the Test Result it found. If the plug-in found a TestNG XML,
then it will attach this one. The same goes for JUnit and TAP files. However,
the behavior that you described here looks like a Bug.
Just few more questions (by the way, thanks for being so patient and answering
all my dumb questions :).
> Also I have one custom field which maps to the test suite name and test class
> name.
Does that mean that each test case in TestLink has a custom field, which value
is the same as both suite and test class name in JUnit? I never used the
plug-in this way. Always used either the suite name or test name or test class
name (the new version of the plug-in will be easier to handle different test
results and result seeking strategy).
Thanks! Have a great weekend and Carnival (not sure if you celebrate it though
:)
B
> JUnit test results are getting wrongly attached to all the test cases
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> Key: JENKINS-12810
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-12810
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: testlink
> Affects Versions: current
> Reporter: Vignesh Senapathy
> Assignee: Bruno P. Kinoshita
> Fix For: current
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> Attachments: last_tc.png, tc1.png, tc2.png
>
>
> Hi,
> I am using the Testlink Jenkins plugin and when i run my jobs in Jenkins the
> Junit Test results are getting generated. This in turn calls the Testlink xml
> rpc and attaches the results to the test case, but the test results are
> attached wrongly. The 1st test case has 6 results, the next has 5 and so on
> and the last one has 1 test result attached to it. I dont know if it is bug
> which is causing this. Please let me know what seems to be the problems. Also
> the execution flags are correctly rendered in this. which ever test case
> fails is marked as failed and which passed is marked as passed.
> Also I have one custom field which maps to the test suite name and test
> classname.
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