Report Template for Code Health/Code Coverage not populated

pravesh wrote:

I'd like to create a report which shows the number of JUnit test
failures for a given component. There are OOTB Report Templates for
this. The problem is that the Parameter values for Team Area, Build
Definition, and Component are not showing up in the Report Template
editor for Code Coverage or Code Health. These values populate
correctly for Build Health reports. What might the problem be?

Thanks!

The difference seems to be that in the Code Health report, the
parameters you mention are bound to the CMP_RESULTS table, and in the
Build Health report they are bound to the BUILD_RESULTS table. That
means in the case that you had build results, but these build results
did not have a contribution for compilation results, they wouldn't show
up in the parameter values.

So first question: do you in fact have compilation contributions? (Note
these are different than the JUnit contributions).

If not, then you should be able to modify the Code Health report quite
easily to do what you want. I'd do the following:

1. Delete the compiler warnings and static analysis sections (graphs and
associated text) from the Code Health rptdesign, leaving just the JUnit
test failures stuff.
2. You should then be able to delete the two unneeded data sets, just to
tidy things up (Compilation Results and Analysis).
3. Go to the properties of the data source(s) and make sure the
repository is set properly on the first page (this is a design-time-only
setting but is needed for you to do the following steps).
4. In the Build Component Results Parameter Data Set, change the table
name from CMP_RESULTS to BUILD_RESULTS, and make it look like the one in
the Build Health report. (It would also work if you chose JUNT_RSULTS).

Hope this helps.

james

James,

I was able to create a new report using the BUILD_RESULTS table and that seem to work, kind of...

In my build script, I do 3 separate calls to <junitLogPublisher>, 1 for each of 3 different test buckets using a unique "componentname" for each bucket. This shows the JUnit results separated by test bucket on the JUnit tab and aggregates the results on the Summary page of the Build Report. That's exactly what I want to show on the Build Report.

The question is, how do I query the BUILD_RESULTS table to get "per test bucket" results? Right now, all I can get in the report are the aggregate results. I'd like to be able to see a chart for each of my test buckets.

Thanks!

pravesh wrote:

James,

I was able to create a new report using the BUILD_RESULTS table and
that seem to work, kind of...

In my build script, I do 3 separate calls to
junitLogPublisher>, 1 for each of 3 different test buckets
using a unique "componentname" for each bucket. This shows
the JUnit results separated by test bucket on the JUnit tab and
aggregates the results on the Summary page of the Build Report.
That's exactly what I want to show on the Build Report.

The question is, how do I query the BUILD_RESULTS table to get
"per test bucket" results? Right now, all I can get in the
report are the aggregate results. I'd like to be able to see a chart
for each of my test buckets.

Thanks!

Hi Pravesh,

Sorry for the delay in responding. Are the unique component names for
each bucket hardcoded?

james