Examples with TaskScannerAction org.jenkinsci.test.acceptance.plugins.tasks.TaskScannerAction used on opensource projects

Example 6 with TaskScannerAction

use of org.jenkinsci.test.acceptance.plugins.tasks.TaskScannerAction in project acceptance-test-harness by jenkinsci.

the class TaskScannerPluginTest method should_find_multiple_task_tags.

/**
 * Verifies that the plugin correctly works for multiple tags per priority. In the first step the task scanner is
 * configured with two tags for high priority tasks. Prior to the second build also the normal and low priority tag
 * list is extended.
 */
@Test
public void should_find_multiple_task_tags() throws Exception {
    FreeStyleJob job = createFreeStyleJob(settings -> {
        settings.setPattern("**/*.java");
        settings.setExcludePattern("**/*Test.java");
        settings.setHighPriorityTags("FIXME,BUG");
        settings.setNormalPriorityTags("TODO");
        settings.setLowPriorityTags("@Deprecated");
        settings.setIgnoreCase(true);
    });
    Build build = buildSuccessfulJob(job);
    build.open();
    TaskScannerAction action = new TaskScannerAction(build);
    // The file set consists of 9 files, whereof
    // - 2 file names match the exclusion pattern
    // - 7 files are to be scanned for tasks
    // - 6 files actually contain tasks with the specified tags
    // 
    // The expected task priorities are:
    // - 3x high
    // - 4x medium
    // - 1x low
    assertThatOpenTaskCountLinkIs(action, 8, 7);
    action.open();
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarnings(), is(8));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarningsWithHighPriority(), is(3));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarningsWithNormalPriority(), is(4));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarningsWithLowPriority(), is(1));
    // now add further task tags. Then the publisher shall also
    // find the second priority task in TSRDockerImage.java (line 102) amd
    // a low priority task in TSRDockerImage.java (line 56).
    editJob(false, job, TasksFreestyleSettings.class, settings -> {
        settings.setNormalPriorityTags("TODO,XXX");
        settings.setLowPriorityTags("@Deprecated,\\?\\?\\?");
    });
    build = buildSuccessfulJob(job);
    build.open();
    action = new TaskScannerAction(build);
    assertThatOpenTaskCountLinkIs(action, 10, 7);
    assertThatNewOpenTaskCountLinkIs(action, 2);
    action.open();
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarnings(), is(10));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfNewWarnings(), is(2));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarningsWithHighPriority(), is(3));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarningsWithNormalPriority(), is(5));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarningsWithLowPriority(), is(2));
    assertFilesTabFS1E2(action);
    assertTypesTabFS1E2(action);
    assertWarningsTabFS1E2(action);
}

Example 7 with TaskScannerAction

use of org.jenkinsci.test.acceptance.plugins.tasks.TaskScannerAction in project acceptance-test-harness by jenkinsci.

the class TaskScannerPluginTest method shouldFindMoreWarningsWhenIgnoringCase.

/**
 * Verifies that different number of open tasks are found depending on the configured case sensitivity option.
 */
@Test
public void shouldFindMoreWarningsWhenIgnoringCase() {
    FreeStyleJob job = createFreeStyleJob();
    buildSuccessfulJob(job);
    // now disable case sensitivity and build again. Then the publisher shall also
    // find the high priority task in Ec2Provider.java:133.
    editJob(false, job, TasksFreestyleSettings.class, settings -> settings.setIgnoreCase(true));
    Build build = buildSuccessfulJob(job);
    build.open();
    TaskScannerAction action = new TaskScannerAction(build);
    assertThatOpenTaskCountLinkIs(action, 7, 7);
    assertThatNewOpenTaskCountLinkIs(action, 1);
    action.open();
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarnings(), is(7));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfNewWarnings(), is(1));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarningsWithHighPriority(), is(2));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarningsWithNormalPriority(), is(4));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarningsWithLowPriority(), is(1));
    action.openNew();
    assertThat(action.getResultLinkByXPathText("TSREc2Provider.java:133"), startsWith("source"));
}

Example 8 with TaskScannerAction

use of org.jenkinsci.test.acceptance.plugins.tasks.TaskScannerAction in project acceptance-test-harness by jenkinsci.

the class TaskScannerPluginTest method should_run_on_failed_builds_if_configured.

/**
 * Check the "Run always" option of the publisher, i.e whether the task scanner activity is skipped in case the main
 * build step has already failed and the option "run always" is not activated. The option is activated for the
 * second part to also scan for tasks in this failed job
 */
@Test
public void should_run_on_failed_builds_if_configured() throws Exception {
    FreeStyleJob job = createFreeStyleJob(settings -> {
        settings.setPattern("**/*.java");
        settings.setExcludePattern("**/*Test.java");
        settings.setHighPriorityTags("FIXME");
        settings.setIgnoreCase(true);
        settings.setCanRunOnFailed(false);
    });
    job.configure();
    // ensures the FAILURE status of the main build
    job.addShellStep("exit 1");
    job.save();
    Build build = buildFailingJob(job);
    // the task scanner activity shall be skipped due to the failed main build
    // so we have to search for the particular console output
    assertThatConsoleContains(build, ".*\\[TASKS\\] Skipping publisher since build result is FAILURE");
    // now activate "Run always"
    editJob(false, job, TasksFreestyleSettings.class, settings -> settings.setCanRunOnFailed(true));
    build = buildFailingJob(job);
    build.open();
    TaskScannerAction action = new TaskScannerAction(build);
    // as the failed result is now ignored, we expect 2 open tasks, both
    // of high priority and both considered as new warnings.
    assertThatOpenTaskCountLinkIs(action, 2, 7);
    assertThatNewOpenTaskCountLinkIs(action, 2);
    action.open();
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarnings(), is(2));
    assertThat(action.getNumberOfWarningsWithHighPriority(), is(2));
}