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  1. Jenkins
  2. JENKINS-7347

Hudson should support absolute paths for junit xml

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    • Type: Improvement
    • Status: Open (View Workflow)
    • Priority: Minor
    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Component/s: junit-plugin
    • Labels:
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    • Environment:
      Ubuntu 10.04
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      Description

      Currently, hudson cannot consume junit xml output anywhere but a subdir of the workspace output

      I have a job setup just executing a rake task that kicks off a bunch of spec tests. It's not in any scm, it's just setup to run every 15 minutes and hit a rake file. The rake file generates a series of junit xml at an absolute path, not anywhere near the project workspace, and no matter what I do with the junit xml path, hudson says it doesn't exist. I'm wondering if it's not possible to use absolute paths for the junit xml output

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          dmichonneau dmichonneau added a comment -

          I have the same need for my project. At least the root of the fileset should be configurable to any path.

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          dmichonneau dmichonneau added a comment - I have the same need for my project. At least the root of the fileset should be configurable to any path.
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          zioschild Sven Appenrodt added a comment -

          The ticket is old, but i've the same problem. I'm trying to use a workaround, to link (junction) the buildpath to the workspace, but this is an awful way

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          zioschild Sven Appenrodt added a comment - The ticket is old, but i've the same problem. I'm trying to use a workaround, to link (junction) the buildpath to the workspace, but this is an awful way
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          slide_o_mix Alex Earl added a comment -

          I think the valid workaround for this would be to copy from the known path into the workspace using a bat/sh step. I don't think Jenkins should look outside the workspace path.

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          slide_o_mix Alex Earl added a comment - I think the valid workaround for this would be to copy from the known path into the workspace using a bat/sh step. I don't think Jenkins should look outside the workspace path.

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              Reporter:
              sgrove sgrove
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