How to make jenkins job as unstable after TestNG Failures











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I have configured my test scripts to run from Jenkins using TestNG XML. This xml triggers a suite of testcases from my available test suite. This xml is triggered using a batch file and configured as a build step in Jenkins.



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Though some of my test case is failing, jenkins job is reporting as Pass since the batch script was completed successfully.



Is there a way to pass the Failure report back to batch file and then to Jenkins to report fail if any test case in the suite failed.






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  • Isn't there a Jenkins plugin for TestNG? Are you using it?
    – JeffC
    Nov 6 at 2:12










  • Yes i guess i have installed the TestNG plugin, but i dont see any support for execution of testNG XML. I have an option to publish testNG results though.
    – Anto
    Nov 6 at 16:29















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I have configured my test scripts to run from Jenkins using TestNG XML. This xml triggers a suite of testcases from my available test suite. This xml is triggered using a batch file and configured as a build step in Jenkins.



Issue:



Though some of my test case is failing, jenkins job is reporting as Pass since the batch script was completed successfully.



Is there a way to pass the Failure report back to batch file and then to Jenkins to report fail if any test case in the suite failed.






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  • Isn't there a Jenkins plugin for TestNG? Are you using it?
    – JeffC
    Nov 6 at 2:12










  • Yes i guess i have installed the TestNG plugin, but i dont see any support for execution of testNG XML. I have an option to publish testNG results though.
    – Anto
    Nov 6 at 16:29













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I have configured my test scripts to run from Jenkins using TestNG XML. This xml triggers a suite of testcases from my available test suite. This xml is triggered using a batch file and configured as a build step in Jenkins.



Issue:



Though some of my test case is failing, jenkins job is reporting as Pass since the batch script was completed successfully.



Is there a way to pass the Failure report back to batch file and then to Jenkins to report fail if any test case in the suite failed.






batch-file jenkins testng jenkins-plugins







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I have configured my test scripts to run from Jenkins using TestNG XML. This xml triggers a suite of testcases from my available test suite. This xml is triggered using a batch file and configured as a build step in Jenkins.



Issue:



Though some of my test case is failing, jenkins job is reporting as Pass since the batch script was completed successfully.



Is there a way to pass the Failure report back to batch file and then to Jenkins to report fail if any test case in the suite failed.






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  • Isn't there a Jenkins plugin for TestNG? Are you using it?
    – JeffC
    Nov 6 at 2:12










  • Yes i guess i have installed the TestNG plugin, but i dont see any support for execution of testNG XML. I have an option to publish testNG results though.
    – Anto
    Nov 6 at 16:29


















  • Isn't there a Jenkins plugin for TestNG? Are you using it?
    – JeffC
    Nov 6 at 2:12










  • Yes i guess i have installed the TestNG plugin, but i dont see any support for execution of testNG XML. I have an option to publish testNG results though.
    – Anto
    Nov 6 at 16:29
















Isn't there a Jenkins plugin for TestNG? Are you using it?
– JeffC
Nov 6 at 2:12




Isn't there a Jenkins plugin for TestNG? Are you using it?
– JeffC
Nov 6 at 2:12












Yes i guess i have installed the TestNG plugin, but i dont see any support for execution of testNG XML. I have an option to publish testNG results though.
– Anto
Nov 6 at 16:29




Yes i guess i have installed the TestNG plugin, but i dont see any support for execution of testNG XML. I have an option to publish testNG results though.
– Anto
Nov 6 at 16:29












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Use TestNG Results Plugin, https://plugins.jenkins.io/testng-plugin.



Then publish the testng result by providing appropriate path to the testng-result.xml. The job will turn yellow on failures.



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    Use TestNG Results Plugin, https://plugins.jenkins.io/testng-plugin.



    Then publish the testng result by providing appropriate path to the testng-result.xml. The job will turn yellow on failures.



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      Use TestNG Results Plugin, https://plugins.jenkins.io/testng-plugin.



      Then publish the testng result by providing appropriate path to the testng-result.xml. The job will turn yellow on failures.



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        Use TestNG Results Plugin, https://plugins.jenkins.io/testng-plugin.



        Then publish the testng result by providing appropriate path to the testng-result.xml. The job will turn yellow on failures.



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        Use TestNG Results Plugin, https://plugins.jenkins.io/testng-plugin.



        Then publish the testng result by providing appropriate path to the testng-result.xml. The job will turn yellow on failures.



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