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Roland
Roland

Reputation: 5438

Fitnesse plugin in Jenkins

I'm trying to configure Fitness in Jenkins but have got stuck on the following sentence in the wiki: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Fitnesse+Plugin:

Project settings in build step

When I open the Jenkins configuration I don't find any Fitnesse-settings at all. When I open the Project configuraiton the only thing that is fitnesse-related is "Publish Fitnesse results report"

So, how and where do I set the url to my Fitnesse-server in my Jenkins configuration? Or is this something that I should do in the Maven .pom?

Jenkins 1.406 Fitnesse-plugin 1.8.

Upvotes: 4

Views: 5069

Answers (2)

ISparkes
ISparkes

Reputation: 1783

It took me a while to figure this out too. However, after reading the manual CAREFULLY and playing around for a while I got it to work just like I knew it had to.

You need to include the jenkins FitNesse plug in twice in the job configuration:

  • The first time is to execute the tests
  • The second time gathers the results

Test execution:

Configure the first call to the plug-in under "Add post-build step", with the information to the FitNesse server and the tests to be executed. I put the test results in the workspace and clean the workspace down between builds.

Add post-build step

Gather Results:

This is the step where the results are evaluated and the success or failure of the job is checked. It also puts the link to the tests into the job overview.

Configure the second step under "Add post-build action" and include the test result (or results - ant type wild carding is allowd) you want to evaluate:

Add post-build action

Now, when running a build, the FitNesse results are evaluated and the job is passed or failed based on the FitNesse results in addition to the other test steps you have.

You can see the results on the build summary:

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Upvotes: 3

Ed Harper
Ed Harper

Reputation: 21505

If the Fitnesse plugin is installed properly, "Run Fitnesse Tests" should appear as one of the options under the "Add Build Step" button (along with "Execute Shell", "Execute Windows Batch Command" etc).

Upvotes: 2

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