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I am using JUNIT parser and want to set the build result to pass if more than 90% of the test cases have passed and fail it if the test case passed are less than 90%.
to achieve this i can use the Final task which will execute in all cases. How do it set the build result from the script task that I'll add to Final Task.
If Script task returns non zero exit code then Bamboo fill fail job.
I want to set the build result from a script task. I understand that the build will pass or fail based on the exit code of script task, but that's not the problem here.
I just want to set the build state from script task to SUCCESS.
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Nothing outside of build can't set its state (unless supported by plugin).
In your case I'd suggest to analyze test XML results in script task and depending on amount of failed cases exit with 0 or 1
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If you use Junit test parser task then build will fail if there's at least 1 failed test
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I read on a forum somewhere that it's possible using REST API curl command, is it?
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I'm not aware of any REST call to achieve it.
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