jenkins the definitive guide

Save this change, and then commit them to the local Git repository by running git commit: $ git commit -a -m "Changes stars to p ...

failures in this build, something which can be seen at a glance in the Test Result Trend graph—red indicates test failures. You ...

Jenkins displays a host of information about the failed test in a very readable form, including the error message the test produ ...

Once you’ve committed these changes, Jenkins should pick them up and kick off a build. Once this is done, you will be able to se ...

Figure 2.25. Adding a new build step and report to generate Javadoc Now go to the “Post-build Action” and tick the “Publish Java ...

Figure 2.26. Jenkins will add a Javadoc link to your build results 2.8. Adding Code Coverage and Other Metrics As we mentioned e ...

Figure 2.27. Jenkins has a large range of plugins available To install a new plugin, go to the Manage Jenkins page and click on ...

coverage metrics. In a real-world project, code quality metrics like this are typically placed in a distinct build job, which is ...

Figure 2.29. Configuring the test coverage metrics in Jenkins This fine-tuning often comes in handy in real-world builds. For ex ...

Figure 2.30. Jenkins displays code coverage metrics on the build home page If you click on the Coverage Report icon, you will se ...

Figure 2.31. Jenkins lets you display code coverage metrics for packages and classes Code coverage metrics are a great way to is ...

Figure 2.32. Jenkins also displays a graph of code coverage over time Note that our objective here is not to improve the code co ...

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Chapter 3. Installing Jenkins 3.1. Introduction One of the first things you will probably notice about Jenkins is how easy it is ...

Figure 3.1. You can download the Jenkins binaries from the Jenkins website Once you have run the installer, Jenkins will automat ...

Figure 3.2. Jenkins setup wizard in Windows Before we go any further, let’s just start up Jenkins and take a look. If you didn’t ...

Figure 3.3. The Jenkins start page 3.3. Preparing a Build Server for Jenkins Installing Jenkins on your local development machin ...

Another useful approach is to set up multiple build machines. Jenkins makes it quite easy to set up “slaves” on other machines t ...

it would be C:\Documents and Settings\John.jenkins. On a Linux machine, it would most likely be under /home/john/.jenkins. And s ...

repositories because of the high frequency of updates. First, you need to add the key to your system as shown here: $ wget -q -O ...