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Is it possible to associate a script task to the category of test?

john livingston

Our post-build tests are executed through a script task. When the tests are executed, status is displayed as "Building for 8 mins". It seems Bamboo categorically associates a script task to build. Is there a way to configure a script task as a test script task instead of build script task?

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john livingston

the following post describes a solution

"No tests found": how do I make bamboo aware of my custom tests?

our test application now produces a JUnit xml file which is consumed by a JUnit Parser 'final' task

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Jan Prokeš

Hi John, did you find the way how to force bamboo to understand script task as test? We are facing the same problem, we have about 15 tests in script, but the results of each script task (test) is not shown in test results. Thank you.

john livingston

No, I did not find a way. Our tests are still executing via script tasks. They are not recognized by Bamboo as tests.

john livingston

the following post describes a solution

"No tests found": how do I make bamboo aware of my custom tests?

our test application now produces a JUnit xml file which is consumed by a JUnit Parser 'final' task