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Adding test results to build information in repo

I am running builds with jbe and storing the downloads back in the repo. At the end of each build, some tests will be run (asynchronously, on different servers) and I would like to be able to upload the results to the repo and have them viewable in the pages for the associated build. Is this possible?

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This isn't a problem. Now depending on the language and toolkit user to run the tests, you have different options.

1. Java + JUnit == You can use the pre-defined junitpublishing task that is part of the build toolkit Ant library. The online documentation has examples.
The JUnit tests have a custom test viewer in the Eclipse client that you'll get for free as well.

2. Other languages == You can still upload the test results, but you don't get a free test viewer (unless you convert your test results into JUnit format). What I've done on other non-Java projects is to simply upload the test output log files and attach them with the build. There is a short summary of this in the https://jazz.net/blog/index.php/2008/11/14/integrating-visual-studio-builds-with-team-concert/ blog entry.

Cheers,
Jean-Michel



I am running builds with jbe and storing the downloads back in the repo. At the end of each build, some tests will be run (asynchronously, on different servers) and I would like to be able to upload the results to the repo and have them viewable in the pages for the associated build. Is this possible?

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