Comments on: Integrating Selenium tests with Hudson CI

By: Peter Kreidermacher

Peter Kreidermacher — Thu, 20 May 2010 16:18:00 +0000

Actually, ignore my previous comment/question. I found out that it only repeats the tests 3 times until there is a successful build. Once there has been at least one successful build, it only runs the tests once. Thanks!

By: Peter Kreidermacher

Peter Kreidermacher — Thu, 20 May 2010 15:07:02 +0000

Hi,
Thanks for the great outline of integrating selenium tests in hudson. I am having a problem though. When I build the project that holds the test, the tests are repeated 3 times before the build completes. While it might be a nice thing to have 3 tests to make sure something didn’t pass because of a fluke, my tests run for approximately 20 minutes and it’s not efficient to wait about an hour for one build to complete. Is there something I’m missing (or need to remove) from my code/configuration to stop the tests from repeating? Thank You!

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By: Rutvik

Rutvik — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:59:39 +0000

Anoop,
The remote FS root is a local directory on your slave machine.Can you please make sure that the FS root that you have specified in Hudson does not have any special restrictions.To do a quick test,make sure
a)The path is correct.e.g “C:\Anoop” in Hudson.sometimes the slashes work differently,so try both ways
b)Login to your slave machine as admin,so that we can eliminate any permissions issue

If this doesn’t work,give me some information about what kind of OS is the slave machine and is your Hudson running on Unix or Windows?

By: anoop

anoop — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:20:57 +0000

Hi
I am getting an error while running tests against a slave machine. It showing as unable to create directory. Is it due to bad ‘Remote FS root’ configurartion. Actually what this Remote FS root means?
Thanks in advance..

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By: Dan

Dan — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 01:27:40 +0000

ReportNG is primarily for generating HTML output from TestNG. It does also generate JUnit-format XML, which is what Hudson uses to keep track of test results. TestNG has its own JUnit-format XML output, but for Hudson you get better results if you use the ReportNG one.

By: rutvik

rutvik — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 03:22:05 +0000

Pankaj,
Does reportng fit nicely into the Selenium continuous integration workflow as described above.I looked into reportNG but looks like it’s another report viewer unless there is a Hudson plugin for reportNG
Archiving the TestNG results is fine,but you can’t get the graphical report/trending between builds with that method.

By: Pankaj Nakhat

Pankaj Nakhat — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:27:13 +0000

Hi,

Hudson can display TestNG reports, only thing you need to so it configure the job to Archieve the TestNg Results directory.

However, if you use reportng, Hudson will pick results out of the box.

By: rutvik

rutvik — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 18:01:41 +0000

Hudson currently doesn’t support displaying testng reports,but if you have JUnit report viewer plugin installed,you can point to something like this
xxxprojectxxx/test-output/**/*.xml.

Some other options to get the report is add a ANT target which will email this html file to your account after the test runs.However within Hudson the first approach works nicely for me