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I have created a CI/CD pipeline for my automation test cases which uses java as the technology & maven as the build tool. I want the extent report to be generated post build completion irrespective of build fails or not. Please let me know how to integrate this with the pipeline
Hi @Ankit Gupta - I do see the artifacts section in the log file. I am able to download it as well however the file is a rar .gz extension file. How do we view it?
@Ankit Gupta When i run the code in local, extent report gets generated post the execution of code in a folder named as TestReport. I want the same to happen when the build gets completed in bitbucket pipelines.
Please let me know if there is a way to make changes in yml file and see the extent report getting generated in the TestReport folder.
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I haven't integrated with the maven tool in Bitbucket Pipeline, but maybe you are looking to save the artifacts from the extent reports generated in the test step.
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@AnkitGupta When i run the code in local, extent report gets generated post the execution of code in a folder named as TestReport. I want the same to happen when the build gets completed in bitbucket pipelines.
Please let me know if there is a way to make changes in yml file and see the extent report getting generated in the TestReport folder.
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You can add the below to your `yml`:
artifacts:
- TestReport/*
You can reference the documentation: https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/use-artifacts-in-steps/
It would be available in the "Downloads" Tab in the Pipeline run
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Hi @AnkitGupta - I do see the artifacts section in the log file. I am able to download it as well however the file is a rar .gz extension file. How do we view it?
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