ci-tools
prototype tool collection for continuous integration of Java projects with lots of modules
Examples
collect/accumulate test results of another job
Example:
update_job_state master-unittests master-integrationtests
This will create local databases master-unittests.db and master-integrationtests.db containing all test results of the given job names master-unittests and master-integrationtests. Newer Suites overwrite older ones. Full tests runs overwrite all results.
merge test results of job database
Example:
merge_job_state master-unittests master-integrationtests master
Creates a local database master.db containing the merged test results of the local databases master-unittests.db and master-integrationtests.db.
create junit result from database
Example:
export_job_state master
Creates a JUnit XML file containing the current test state from the master.db persistence file.
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