We are using 6.6.3. I see that others are using MSTest Parser. But it does not seem to be working for me. The location is where the file is located. and I specified the file name.
26-Apr-2019 14:23:56 | Starting task 'parse results' of type 'com.atlassian.bamboo.plugin.dotnet:mstest' |
26-Apr-2019 14:23:56 | Parsing test results under C:\bamboo\xml-data\build-dir\xxx-FCT-JOB1... |
26-Apr-2019 14:23:56 | Failing task since test cases were expected but none were found. |
Well, the servers were rebooted over the weekend, and with no changes, it worked today. I guess something changed, or I don't know what...but it worked. But thanks for your time.
Hi Greg,
Something worth looking at, are you sure the test results file exists where you are looking for it?
I only ask because my development team has moved where test results get output via the msbuild file in the past and I need to update the location the parser is looking, which generates log lines similar to what you have indicated above.
I hope that helps.
-James
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I am putting the file in that location and verified the file is in that location....the directory is correct and the file is there..
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Hi Greg,
Ok I have two possible routes for you. If you are using the MSTest Parser, you might be running into the same issue as reported here:
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bamboo-questions/MSTest-unable-to-parse-results/qaq-p/308991
I took a look at my own environment and realized that we aren't acutually using the MSTest Parser task. I'm using the NUnit Parser task who's configuration looks like this:
I hope one of those two options helps you resolve your issue.
-James
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