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Publish Gradle-generated Spock HTML test reports on the CI server #15
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Note: they are currently available in the workspace area for each job on the server (which requires a CI server login to view): |
I'm still not familiar with Jenkins, but I would assume you could copy/move/upload the test report results into a web dir. As far as I can see there are already build artifacts available of the Master Core binaries. |
@msgilligan: as the reports are available, is there anything you have in mind what's missing here? |
The Jenkins-formatted reports are archived with each job, but the Gradle-formatted reports are not. I just need to figure out what the best way to start archiving them with Jenkins. |
Commit 1241436 consolidates all the Gradle-generated test reports for the OmniJ submodule unit tests into a single directory: If you have a Jenkins login you should be able to see them at /job/OmniJ/ws/build/reports/allTests/index.html |
It would be nice to have access to the Gradle-generated Spock HTML reports that are generated on the CI server. There must be a Jenkins plugin to do this -- either a generic HTML publishing plugin or one specific to Gradle.
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