I have a SoapUI test project we want to run automatically at the end of a deployment plan.
I can add steps to the plan to check out the project file and execute it using Maven (with the SoapUI Maven plugin).
The tests write results in JUnit format. How do I get Bamboo to automatically show the test results?
Our Bamboo administrators checked with Atlassian and were told that JUnit Parser tasks cannot be added to deployment plans.
So the answer is, no it cannot be done with built-in tasks.
Plan runners add on adds task to run integration tests build plan from deployment and pass or fail the deployment based on tests status
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.mdb.plugins.planrunners/server/overview
Hope this helps.
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You can use Cucumber For Bamboo plugin. This plugin adds Cucumber parsers in Build as well ad Deployment plans. It provides options to pass or fail build if any test is failed or based on failure threshold or can just print test results in Log without affecting deployment status.
The plugin also adds new UI elements to display deployment tests, Cucumbers results and pie chart of tests. It also has features to automatically link tests with JIRA issues.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.mdb.plugins.cucumberforbamboo/server/overview
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You can add a JUnit Parser task
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In our Bamboo (5.6) installation JUnit Parser is not available for deployment plans, only build plans.
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