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best approach for aggregating test results across many nodes/jobs

phil swenson
We have many nodes and many jobs running tests.  What is the best way
to get all the test results in one report so we know our full status
in one view?

thanks
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RE: best approach for aggregating test results across many nodes/jobs

William Soula
Downstream build view and/or aggregated test results plugins?

https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Downstream+buildview+plugin

Looks like aggregated downstream test results is now built in to Jenkins, I couldn't find the plugin on the plugin site

You could also have a job that runs periodically and grabs all the test results, something in the following link might help.

http://shotgunsandpenguins.blogspot.com/2009/07/how-to-aggregate-downstream-test.html


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We have many nodes and many jobs running tests.  What is the best way to get all the test results in one report so we know our full status in one view?

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Re: best approach for aggregating test results across many nodes/jobs

Sami Tikka
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You could try multiconfiguration job. The build is successful only if all configurations have built/tested successfully.

-- Sami

phil swenson <[hidden email]> kirjoitti 26.7.2012 kello 22.17:

> We have many nodes and many jobs running tests.  What is the best way
> to get all the test results in one report so we know our full status
> in one view?
>
> thanks
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