Seems to still *not* work. :( Will research this further. In the meanwhile: Anyone any idea?
Am Dienstag, 5. März 2013 11:29:05 UTC+1 schrieb Andreas Schöneck: > > Hey there, > > as a note: this might be related to > https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-16696. > I will check whether an upgrade will resolve this tomorrow. > > Regards, > Andreas > > Am Donnerstag, 28. Februar 2013 11:05:27 UTC+1 schrieb Andreas Schöneck: >> >> Hello! >> >> tl;dr: Integration test result links in xUnit result in 404 error. >> >> The long story: >> We are currently experiencing strange behaviour with our integration test >> project. >> Let me first say some words on the setup. We have an integration >> environment consisting of a couple of servers which we run JUnit tests >> against living inside a Maven module. >> These tests are automatically executed by Jenkins on a certain schedule. >> >> Some details on the Jenkins project setup: >> >> - Discard old builds: >> * days to keep = 14, >> * max # of builds to keep = 30 >> >> - Use Java 1.6.0 >> >> - Always check out fresh copy from Subversion >> >> - Maven 3.0.4 executing the following targets: >> verify install sonar:sonar >> com.atlassian.maven.plugins:maven-clover2-plugin:aggregate >> com.atlassian.maven.plugins:maven-clover2-plugin:clover >> having some additional properties set and profiles activated (sorry, >> have to be undisclosed somehow - in short: the profiles cause certain test >> to be run) >> >> - No post build steps >> >> - E-mail notifications for unstable and to individuals having broken the >> build >> >> - A couple of *post-build actions*: >> * Activate Chuck Norris >> * Additional test report features -> Allow claiming of broken builds >> * Aggregate downstream test results -> Automatically aggregate all >> downstream tests >> * Publish Clover Coverage Report -> ... (omitted, I think it is not >> that important here) >> * Publish Performace test result report -> JMeter -> ... >> * Publish xUnit test result report >> ** JUnit -> Pattern = **/target/*-reports/TEST*.xml >> ** Failed Tests -> Some thresholds... >> ** Skipped Tests -> No thresholds set at all. >> * Allow broken build claiming >> * Continous Integration Game >> * Jabber Notification >> >> >> We are now experiencing that on the project's build page the* **first* >> "*Test >> Result*" reads "*(no failures)*". >> There is a *second* "*Test Result*" (I think it is coming from xUnit) >> that actually has "*(12 failures / **±0)*" as expected since there are >> some failing tests. >> You can now expand "*Show all failed tests >>>*" to see which tests have >> failed. There we can see the tests as hyperlinks. Now, when you click on >> any of the tests' names to see the result, you get a 404 error. Obviously, >> the test reports are gone or at least not accessible from Jenkins' UI. >> When you click on "Test Result" itself, you are directed to the * >> testReport* subpage (regardless which link you actually clicked on - >> remember, there are two of them on a build's page) which shows that there >> are no failures per Maven module - just zeros in the "*Fail*" column. >> Additionally, the count of the test is too low. >> >> As far as I can tell (I am new to this team), the integration tests are >> run or somehow processed by the maven-failsafe-plugin (I think there's even >> an official life cycle target for that). Thus the reports are placed to >> target/failsafe-reports, not target/surefire-reports. Nevertheless, >> xUnit is configured to pick all **/target/*-reports files (see above). I >> think if it would not even notice the failsafe reoports it would not be >> able to list the failed tests. >> >> We can see the results of the tests that run separately from the >> integration tests via Jenkins UI. Their test results are being placed to >> surefire-reports. >> >> But we also want to see the result and be able to click on failed >> integration tests. That is specially desired because you get exactly one of >> these non-working link in a broken build notification email. >> >> After this bunch of text, has anyone got an idea what could be wrong? >> >> We have had some issues with disk capacity on our Jenkins machine. This >> coincides with the test results not being displayed correctly any more. >> Strangely, the problem persisted after resolving this issue. >> >> We're running Jenkins 1.502 and xUnit 1.52. >> >> Since I am willing to solve this, pointing me into directions is also >> very much appreciated. >> >> Thanks in advance and regards, >> Andreas >> >> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to jenkinsci-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
