I am using filesytem plugin for Hudson, and when someone is building it for the new / modified files Looks, copies them, workspaces runs tests using rakes, and then publishes those junit XML result files.
However, the renewed Junich XML result file does not seem to push the workspace to the next build. This means that when Junty XML result files are published, it is always one step backward and this means that I need to run a construction twice before showing results.
The Rake Task is generating Junit XML files in Project Directory. I have tried to output the workspace directory, but it seems that things can get worse and the results are not published at all.
Am I doing something fundamental wrong here? Is it an easy way to push those Janet XML results into the workspace so that post-build "publish the JUnate test result report" actually runs against newly created XML files?
I am confused with the following sentence:
However, the update Junit XML results files are not pushed into the workspace until the next build.
Do rake junit. Is XML output? The whole description seems like this: Build builds out of Hudson, creates junit.xml, and Hudson just builds and chooses junit.xml and creates a copy in the workspace to publish it junit.xml. So Hudson Detects Changes Before Build Build (with Junit Trials) has ended and only Half or Old Build of Build can be Fix. Fix it is that Compared to either Paradeo Or your build has to inform Hudson to run your rake work. In the place of the choice SCM, the configuration setting "triggers remotely makes" even if rake junit. If XML is produced, then this rake may actually run on the older version of the code, because the rake work begins before the new build artifacts are available.
My suggestion is that Hudson Building and Chen both jobs get together so that the rack job will start when the construction work is over. The transfer of required construction artifacts can be done through a repository outside of Hudson (as a network share can be as simple). In this situation, the construction work copies the required files in the repository and the Rake pulls the job again. You can also play with the works of collection artifacts from Hudson. There is a more elegant alternative, which transfers a workplace into another job.
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