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Jeff Weiss edited comment on JENKINS-12648 at 2/9/12 4:31 PM:
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I installed 0.31 this morning and I don't see this issue either. Peter Lustig,
I have seen the message "Not looking for any testNG results" when the previous
build step failed (in my case, a shell script step returned nonzero). So the
build fails at that step and it makes sense for testNG plugin to not bother
looking for results. Maybe that is what you are seeing. I don't know what
your config looks like, but you may want to verify that all the build steps
complete without error.
was (Author: weissjeffm):
I installed 0.31 this morning and I don't see this issue either. Peter
Lustig, I have seen the message "Not looking for any testNG results" when the
previous build step failed (in my case, a shell script). So the build fails at
that step and it makes sense for testNG plugin to not bother looking for
results. Maybe that is what you are seeing.
> TestNG 0.31 does not show test results when tests failed
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>
> Key: JENKINS-12648
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-12648
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: testng
> Affects Versions: current
> Reporter: Peter Lustig
> Assignee: nalin_makar
> Priority: Critical
> Labels: testng
>
> Whenever I use the TestNG-Plugin 0.31 it only shows reports if the tests
> passed. But if the failey there are no test results. If I downgrade to 0.26
> for example everthing works fine. Both the failed and passed test results are
> displayed. Please fix this, would be very important. Thank you!
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