I've created Cucumber BDD Tests in for testing our product. My project is a maven project and is held in Stash currently. The tests are working fine locally, however my next step is to automate these tests through Bamboo.
Does anyone within this forum have any experience doing this? Or have any idea as to how I would go about this? I'm trying to understand how I would run these tests through CI
It would be much appreciated if anyone had any answers or suggestions at least.
Thank you,
Hello @Ayesha Ahmad,
What kind of command do you use to run your tests? If it's simple Maven build, use Maven 2.x/3.x task to run your tests
You can run tests using Maven. To parse results 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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Hi, I am having issues in parsing the cucumber results.I am getting erred as unable to parse Json.kindly suggest.
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There is plugin at atlassian marketplace to integrate cucumber reports with Bamboo and JIRA.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1214740/cucumber-for-bamboo
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hi @Alexey Chystoprudov thank you for your reply
i am using maven commands
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