Hi all,
I am writing a TestResultAction (custom implementation of
hudson.task.test.*) and have been using the JUnit implementation as a bit
of a reference.
I think The backend is pretty much all there, but I can't work out how the
JUnit implementation hooks up the UI.
if I don't provide MyCustomTestResultAction/index.jelly then stapler throws
a wobbly when accessing joburl/testReport/
Stapler processed this HTTP request as follows, but couldn't find the
resource to consume the request
-> evaluate(<hudson.model.Hudson@a13863>
:hudson.model.Hudson,"/job/test/7/testReport")
->
evaluate(((StaplerProxy)<hudson.model.Hudson@a13863>).getTarget(),"/job/test/7/testReport")
-> evaluate(<hudson.model.Hudson@a13863>.getJob("test"),"/7/testReport")
-> evaluate(<hudson.model.FreeStyleProject@1341000[test]>
:hudson.model.FreeStyleProject,"/7/testReport")
->
evaluate(<hudson.model.FreeStyleProject@1341000[test]>.getDynamic("7",...),"/testReport")
-> evaluate(<test #7> :hudson.model.FreeStyleBuild,"/testReport")
-> evaluate(<test #7>.getDynamic("testReport",...),"")
-> evaluate(<myco.MyCustomTestResultAction@eb9c67>
:myco.MyCustomTestResultAction,"")
-> No matching rule was found on <myco.MyCustomTestResultAction@eb9c67> for ""
<org.jenkinsci.plugins.cucumber.jsontestsupport.CucumberTestResultAction@1b3105f>
has the following URL mappings, in the order of preference:
1. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.doGraph(...) for url=/graph/...
2. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.doGraphMap(...) for
url=/graphMap/...
3. TOKEN.groovy for url=/TOKEN/...
4. VIEW.jelly for url=/VIEW
5. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.owner for url=/owner/...
6. myco.MyTestResultAction.getResult() for url=/result/...
7. myco.MyCucumberTestResultAction.getResult() for url=/result/...
8. myco.MyCucumberTestResultAction.getFailCount() for url=/failCount/...
9. myco.MyCucumberTestResultAction.getSkipCount() for url=/skipCount/...
10. myco.MyCucumberTestResultAction.getTotalCount() for
url=/totalCount/...
11. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.getDisplayName() for
url=/displayName/...
12. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.getApi() for url=/api/...
13. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.getUrlName() for
url=/urlName/...
14. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.getIconFileName() for
url=/iconFileName/...
15. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.getBuildHealth() for
url=/buildHealth/...
16. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.getFailureDiffString() for
url=/failureDiffString/...
17. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.getPreviousResult() for
url=/previousResult/...
18. hudson.tasks.test.AbstractTestResultAction.getFailedTests() for
url=/failedTests/...
19. java.lang.Object.getClass() for url=/class/...
If I provide an the index.jelly that I can do all manner of normal things - but
as I am extending AbstractTestResultAction why isn't the
AbstractTestResultAction's jelly used. I would have thought I would only need
to override the bits that I needed - and as far as I can tell the
hudson.task.junit.TestResultAction doesn't provide any jelly views so I am
struggling to work out how it works.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
Thanks
James
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