In the hope that I might inspire others to do the same, I’ve created a few screencasts showing some of the cool things I worked on in the last quarter. I’ve tried to keep them all short, and they’re all available in HD so no need to squint to see details.
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Hello,
Thanks for the info and videos.
Could you please tell how the bamboo plan detect tests from selenium IDE? I run Selenium IDE tests using selenium RC jar and bamboo has a result called test-less builds.
Thanks in advance.
Armine
Hi Armine,
In this case I am running tests against Selenium IDE. I am not using Selenium IDE to run tests against a website. I suspect this is different from what you’re attempting to do, and as far as I know there’s no way to configure Bamboo to run Selenium tests using the IDE.
I hope that helps,
Dave
Hi Dave,
Thanks for your answer.
I am running test using Selenium RC giving a suite selenium html suite, so it is actually an RC run, which generates a report in html. The report is selenium report with passed and failed tests. Having the same report in jenkins I see test count while bamboo shows 0 tests.
I am searching for an equivalent of seleniumhtmlreport of jenkins here in bamboo.
Would be much appreciated if you could share an idea about this.
Regards,
Armine H
I’m not aware of such a plugin/feature for Bamboo. The recommended approach would be to migrate your tests to a client language and use a test runner that can generate a JUnit style XML report. Both Jenkins and Bamboo would be able to parse this report.
Thanks Dave