What you could do is probably look at the "promoted builds" plugin, where a human can actually promote a build after a manual review. I've never tried it tho but it looks like doing a promotion on some criterions. Take a look, that might be your solution.
Richard On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 7:19 PM, Gerald Quimpo <[email protected]>wrote: > Hello all, > > [Background] > I have a jenkins job where jenkins is mainly *automating*. The tests are > not completely automated. The tests aren't unit tests but rather > comparisons between results from previous result files and current result > files. i.e., the comparison of results is so complex that it will > sometimes need human review. And the human will sometimes determine that > any differences found in the comparison are valid (they're due to code or > data changes and are valid). > > We understand that this is decidedly unoptimal, but it's legacy and what > we have to work with until we are able to improve the tests. > > [Question] > Given the above, if a specific build fails due to the automated > comparison, is there a way to *UNFAIL* the build? i.e., mark it as not > failed after human review? > > Many thanks for any pointers. > > Gerald Quimpo > -- Richard Lavoie IT consultant / consultant en informatique
