[closed] Can you invoke the RQM automated test machinery from an RTC build?
Nancy Goldberg (11●1)
| asked Nov 08 '19, 10:37 a.m.
closed Feb 19 '20, 8:48 a.m. by Muralidhar Rajagopal (101●1●4) Our DevOps project will be using the Jazz suite, version 6.0.5, which has Doors, Rational Team Concert, Rational Quality Manager and the Jazz Build Engine. We are looking for a toolset that performs continuous integration. By that, I mean automation to compile, validate, perform code review, unit test, AND integration testing. I found a lot of information on how RTC and the Jazz Build Engine performs continuous builds but not on the integration testing.
So, can the out-of-box Jazz Suite perform continuous integration beyond the continuous build that is described in RTC and the Jazz Build Engine?
I may have partial answers but can't get a clear picture of how this works.
1. I see that there may be a plug-in to Serenity from Rational Quality Manager. Can the integration tests from RQM be invoked automatically from RTC after a successful build? If so how? Is there an Ant script in the toolset? Do we have to write one?
2. Does the Serenity plug-in to RQM require extra cost or licensing? Can the Serenity tests be invoked automatically after a successful build?
3. Is our only option for automated integration tests to use the Jenkins plug in?
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The question has been closed for the following reason: "Other" by nrmuralidhar Feb 19 '20, 8:48 a.m.
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A "build" can invoke any automated step, including compilation, validation, unit test, and integration test. Whether or not it can perform code review depends on whether you mean some automated code review (which can be invoked as part of the build), or something a human does (which cannot).