Hi,
I am currently trying to improve the way the test results are shown in the
jenkins test results page for our project. Our tests are not writted using
JUnit. I generate the testresults.xml in the Junit test results format and
have the jenkins parse and show the details of the tests as a post build
step.
Now, my tests are in folders, which are picked up by our custom testing
framework and executed. What I want to do is, organize these tests in the
test results page just as they exist in the folders of our project and user
should be able to drill down into specific tests based on which folder they
belong to.
Right now, Junit test results xml supports {package}.{classname} for
classname attribute on the testcase to give folder kind of exploration.
But, if my folder depth is beyond 2, this hack would not work.
If I made any sense, can anybody please tell me how I can achieve this with
jenkins / if there is a plugin that exists that will help me do this?
Thanks,
Navya
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