Re: Is there option to display all recursive jobs of build flow in build monitor view ??

[Harry G.]

You might want to use pipeline plugin and its stages for this, e.g.

testsetlist = ["test_A","test_B", 'testbla']

for (int idx = 0; idx < testsetlist.size(); idx++) {
  stage testsetlist[idx]
  execute(testsetlist[idx])

}

On Thursday, 7 July 2016 06:30:37 UTC+2, Ram D wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Jenkins Version 1.642.4
>
> I am currently stuck while display of build results on monitor view
>
> My jenkins configuration goes like this - 
>
> I have many tests to be executed using Jenkins. To achieve that, I created 
> a build flow job (e.g test_flow) which executes one other "Testing" job 
> with test names as parameters. Sample code of build flow is given below -
>
> testsetlist = ["test_A","test_B",  many more]
>
> for (int idx = 0; idx < testsetlist.size(); idx++) {
> execute(testsetlist[idx])
> }
>
> def execute(testsetname)
> {
>   ignore(FAILURE)
>   {
>   b1 = build("Testing", param1: testsetname)
>   }
> }
>
> The idea to use Build Flow here was not to duplicate the same jobs with 
> different parameter, which becomes to heavy to manage it on a longer run.
>
> Functionality wise, everything works fine but I'm not able to display the 
> build status of each and every test (e.g. test_A and test_B) on "Build 
> Monitor View" as they are not defined as specific jobs. Build Monitor View 
> just displays "Build Flow job" and and last execution of "Testing" job. 
> (*Last 
> execution meaning, execution of the last item in the tests list defined in 
> flow*).
>
> *Question:* 
>
> 1. Is there any way to display the build status of all the tests 
> (*"test_A","test_B", 
> . n*) on "Build Monitor View" or any other similar thing without 
> creating individual jobs for each and every tests ?
>
> 2. Is there any other changes I could do in the configuration to achieve 
> the same thing ?
>
> Any sort of solutions much appreciated. 
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ramesh
>

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Re: Is there option to display all recursive jobs of build flow in build monitor view ??

[Ram D]

Hi Guys,

Any information on this item ? Anyone resolved such issue ?

Cheers,
Ramesh


On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 10:00 AM, Ram D  wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Jenkins Version 1.642.4
>
> I am currently stuck while display of build results on monitor view
>
> My jenkins configuration goes like this -
>
> I have many tests to be executed using Jenkins. To achieve that, I created
> a build flow job (e.g test_flow) which executes one other "Testing" job
> with test names as parameters. Sample code of build flow is given below -
>
> testsetlist = ["test_A","test_B",  many more]
>
> for (int idx = 0; idx < testsetlist.size(); idx++) {
> execute(testsetlist[idx])
> }
>
> def execute(testsetname)
> {
>   ignore(FAILURE)
>   {
>   b1 = build("Testing", param1: testsetname)
>   }
> }
>
> The idea to use Build Flow here was not to duplicate the same jobs with
> different parameter, which becomes to heavy to manage it on a longer run.
>
> Functionality wise, everything works fine but I'm not able to display the
> build status of each and every test (e.g. test_A and test_B) on "Build
> Monitor View" as they are not defined as specific jobs. Build Monitor View
> just displays "Build Flow job" and and last execution of "Testing" job. (*Last
> execution meaning, execution of the last item in the tests list defined in
> flow*).
>
> *Question:*
>
> 1. Is there any way to display the build status of all the tests 
> (*"test_A","test_B",
> . n*) on "Build Monitor View" or any other similar thing without
> creating individual jobs for each and every tests ?
>
> 2. Is there any other changes I could do in the configuration to achieve
> the same thing ?
>
> Any sort of solutions much appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ramesh
>

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Is there option to display all recursive jobs of build flow in build monitor view ??

[Ram D]

Hi All,

Jenkins Version 1.642.4

I am currently stuck while display of build results on monitor view

My jenkins configuration goes like this -

I have many tests to be executed using Jenkins. To achieve that, I created
a build flow job (e.g test_flow) which executes one other "Testing" job
with test names as parameters. Sample code of build flow is given below -

testsetlist = ["test_A","test_B",  many more]

for (int idx = 0; idx < testsetlist.size(); idx++) {
execute(testsetlist[idx])
}

def execute(testsetname)
{
  ignore(FAILURE)
  {
  b1 = build("Testing", param1: testsetname)
  }
}

The idea to use Build Flow here was not to duplicate the same jobs with
different parameter, which becomes to heavy to manage it on a longer run.

Functionality wise, everything works fine but I'm not able to display the
build status of each and every test (e.g. test_A and test_B) on "Build
Monitor View" as they are not defined as specific jobs. Build Monitor View
just displays "Build Flow job" and and last execution of "Testing" job. (*Last
execution meaning, execution of the last item in the tests list defined in
flow*).

*Question:*

1. Is there any way to display the build status of all the tests
(*"test_A","test_B",
. n*) on "Build Monitor View" or any other similar thing without
creating individual jobs for each and every tests ?

2. Is there any other changes I could do in the configuration to achieve
the same thing ?

Any sort of solutions much appreciated.

Cheers,

Ramesh

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