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Gregory Nofi edited comment on JENKINS-8713 at 5/24/12 1:49 PM:
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-The issue type is Improvement but I think this might be a bug because this
used to work quite well.-
-Any skipped tests were listed as such in the Test Report, and the number of
skipped tests was represented by a nice yellow color in the Test Result Trend
chart. Even now the Test Result still has a column for number of Skipped tests,
but it is always set to 0 in each row even when there are skipped tests in the
JUnit report.-
-One theory: this may have started happening to our team after the Performance
Plugin was installed, which I think has its own JUnit parser. However, we have
this problem even in jobs that aren't using the Performance Plugin.-
Update: Skipped tests started showing up again in the Test Result Trend Chart
for us again. I'm not sure what our original problem was, but please disregard
my comment. Thanks.
was (Author: nofinator):
The issue type is Improvement but I think this might be a bug because this
used to work quite well.
Any skipped tests were listed as such in the Test Report, and the number of
skipped tests was represented by a nice yellow color in the Test Result Trend
chart. Even now the Test Result still has a column for number of Skipped tests,
but it is always set to 0 in each row even when there are skipped tests in the
JUnit report.
One theory: this may have started happening to our team after the Performance
Plugin was installed, which I think has its own JUnit parser. However, we have
this problem even in jobs that aren't using the Performance Plugin.
> Display skipped test messages in results
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>
> Key: JENKINS-8713
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-8713
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: junit
> Affects Versions: current
> Reporter: Dave Hunt
> Attachments: nosetests.xml
>
>
> JUnit report XML can contain a message for skipped tests, which often
> contains information regarding why the test is being skipped. It would be
> very useful if this message could be output in the test results in a similar
> way to how the failure are shown.
> I've attached an example JUnit style report with a skipped test.
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