Dear Confluence gurus!
We need to upload daily Cucumber reports from Jenkins into Confluence (non-cloud), preferably preserving at least some of the coloring and formatting such as summary etc. from the original Jenkins report.
Requirements:
Some confluence users do not have rights to Jenkins.
We tested execute a Jenkinsfile (stored in git) to perform the report import into confluence.
I have tested just import the report as a zip file (with a timestamped report filename) to a report page, which works fine, with some minor formatting lost.
However that approach requires the end-user to download the whole zip down to hard-disk from Confluence, before being able to display the report.
I would rather the cucumber report shown directly in Confluence. Might not need be the whole report, but ought at least be an ( black and white ) overview (html) report page.
We may use a plug-in, if that is a solution.
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance for any ideas.
hello, none has already publish html reports into confluence page ? using confluence publisher plugin in Jenkins ?
Hi
We have a plugin which allows you to:
- create and manage BDD (gherkin ) scenarios in Jira
- Link the scenarios to user stories
- Integrate with test automation frameworks
- Uploads automated test results (cucumber.json) report into Jira
- Triage test runs in Jira
- Updates scenario status in Jira so you can see the test scenario status alongside each user story.
- traceability matrix
If you would like a demo please get in contact
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/1219033
Thanks
Nick
Marketplace Vendor
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I don't want jira littered with my cucumber test results - i have hundreds of them.
I want the json report, currently on Jenkins, copied to confluence with css, and hosted there as a record of a releases End of Test Report.
Can you fix it?
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