Hi all,
I generate HTML code coverage reports with JaCoCo and make them available
via the Jenkins UI with the HTML Publisher Plugin, much as is described
here:
https://www.cloudbees.com/blog/publishing-html-reports-pipeline
The trouble is that these reports contain thousands of tiny HTML files,
which get saved to my build directory. This makes deleting old builds a
very slow operation, since the master has to delete thousands of tiny files.
I could just zip the results and publish the result as an artifact, but
that wouldn't be as convenient for users. Users would then need to download
and extract the archive, as opposed to (more conveniently) being able to
browse the coverage report in the Jenkins UI with a few clicks.
Ideally I'd be able to publish the HTML files in S3 and have a link on the
sidebar to the (S3-hosted) coverage results. Then I could set the artifacts
to expire in S3 based on a sensible expiration policy, and I wouldn't have
to worry about thousands of tiny files cluttering my build directories.
Does anyone have any ideas about how best to accomplish this?
Thanks,
Basil
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