My first approach was to simply:
public class JenkinsApiTest {
public void test() {
ItemGroup<Item> itemGroup = new MyItemGroup();
FreeStyleProject p = new FreeStyleProject(itemGroup, "n0");
p.getConfigFile().asString();
}
this results in the AbstractProject constructor being called:
protected AbstractProject(ItemGroup parent, String name) {
super(parent,name);
if(!Jenkins.getInstance().getNodes().isEmpty()) {
// if a new job is configured with Hudson that already has slave
nodes
// make it roamable by default
canRoam = true;
}
}
which throws a NullPointerException most likely because a Jenkins instance
has not been created. I seems that creating types from hudson.model.*
package requires a running Jenkins instance and hence the whole
HudsonTestCase setup is necessary
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