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It would be quite helpful, if we could bump version of junit dependency to 1.47[Latest].
So that this plugin can be leveraged with Pluggable Storage functionality provided by junit plugin.
Changes could be something like :
pom.txt

Can i raise PR, not a major change, also could speed up the process.

I am using latest plugin and can see historical test results but unfortunately when i choose it shows me just 0.00 ms even though in the underlying junit generated xml I can see the non zero times.

Any hints on how to get it working will be a great help.

Using pytest to output to junit. My test is to set all the functions in my class to have an expected failure effectively setting the test to 'skipped'

The test shows up in the analyzer as a PASS but if I expand the test and the class, then I will see my skipped functions.

If all the tests within a class are skipped, this should propagate up to the class.
If all the tests in all the classes are skipped, this should propagate up to the file.

Is there an api to access data that this plugin provides?
thanks

I have a job running ~8000 unit tests.
When trying to see the results using this plugin, it simply loads forever until the service on the master Jenkins server is crashing.

Our Jenkins environment consists of a signle master and 9 slaves.
I would love to provide more info if you can guide how to do so.

As of now in "options" there is no way to filter and show only the passed or failed testcases in below table.
This could be an important feature if one wants to check all and only the failed test cases in different builds.
Could you please implement this filter functionality?

Chart Package/Class/Testmethod Passed Transitions 29 28 24

Environment

I'm currently running v0.3.5 in Jenkins 2.89.2.

Behaviour

I can configure options, however on the page load no data is shown. I would expect the usual table of tests for the last x runs and the graphs to be shown.
v0.3.4 of the plugin works fine.

Error

There are the following errors in the browser console:
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token = (@ testresults.js:300)
Uncaught ReferenceError: populateTemplate is not defined

We’d like to feed the historical test results into the next test cycle in order to adjust the test parameters dynamically based on the past test performance.

The TestResultsAnalyzer plugin page provides a button to export and download the results in a CSV file, but we’d like to do it without human intervention. Is there a plan to implement an API (preferably in REST) to export the results? Or if there is a workaround to achieve this, we’d like to know.

Hi Varun,

Thank you for your efforts.

I see here:
https://plugins.jenkins.io/test-results-analyzer/

that you describe integration with JUnit and TestNG.

Is there a way to use this with pytest as well?