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Robot Framework plugin

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robot: Configure robot framework report collection

Publishes Robot Framework test reports into Hudson user interface.

Note that you must configure your build to produce these reports before you can publish them with this plugin.

All text fields support the use of environment variables available during build (e.g. ${BUILD_NUMBER}).

  • outputPath : String
  • archiveDirName : String (optional)
  • disableArchiveOutput : boolean (optional)

    output xml files are not needed by Jenkins once the publishing step of the build is finished.

    They are archived for traceability or reuse in some other context.

    You might want to disable archiving of those output xml files to save disk space on the Jenkins server.

  • enableCache : boolean (optional)

    Enable cache for test results (produces memory pressure)

  • logFileName : String (optional)

    File name relative to output path. Supports Ant GLOB style wildcards (e.g. **/log*.html).

    Splitted files will be copied automatically. If file name is specified log.html then all log-xxx.html will be saved.

  • onlyCritical : boolean (optional)
  • otherFiles : String (optional)

    Comma separated list of file names relative to output path. Supports Ant GLOB style wildcards (e.g. **/screenshot*.jpg).

    You can save any artifacts related to tests (e.g. Selenium screenshots) in the robot directory by configuring the filenames here. Items that are linked to the robot log files - like screenshots - have to be explicitly saved here in order to view them in the stored logs.

  • outputFileName : String (optional)

    File name relative to output path. Supports Ant GLOB style wildcards (e.g. **/output*.xml).

    Splitted files will be copied automatically. If file name is specified output.xml then all output-xxx.xml will be saved.

  • overwriteXAxisLabel : String (optional)

    Pattern to format x axis label in trend graphs. You can use $build for build number beside all letters from java class DateTimeFormatter (e.g. MM-dd HH:mm). Already created and cached images are not affected

  • passThreshold : double (optional)
  • reportFileName : String (optional)

    File name relative to output path. Supports Ant GLOB style wildcards (e.g. **/report*.html).

    Splitted files will be copied automatically. If file name is specified report.html then all report-xxx.html will be saved.

  • unstableThreshold : double (optional)

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