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Jenkins & JUnit: XML path cannot be set

The question may sound silly, but I haven't found how to set up the XML report path in a Post-build Junit task after an hour of manipulation. I am generating a JUnit test report (XML file) here:

C: \ Program Files \ Jenkins \ jobs \ UPWSP \ workspace \ up \ UPWSP \ current \ 06-Java Unit Testing \ junit \ TESTS-TestSuites.xml

And working using XML has its worskpace along this path:

C: \ Program Files \ Jenkins \ jobs \ UPWSP - JUnit Tests \ workspace \

The JUnit report post build task seems to only accept the sibling path and I've already tried with

../../UPWSP/up/UPWSP/current/06-Java Unit Testing / junit / TESTS-TestSuites.xml

** .. / .. / UPWSP / up / UPWSP / current / 06-Java Unit Testing / junit / TESTS-TestSuites.xml

He always tells me that ".." is not a valid path, and an absolute path won't work either. Any idea on how I should use it?

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AFAIK, the path for the JUnit XML file should be a subdirectory of your project. It shouldn't be outside the work area. Once you've created a directory inside your workspace, say for example junit-test, then the following should work as expected if specified in the section Test report XMLs

:junit-test\TESTS-TestSuites.xml



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You can use wildcards like **/target/surefire-reports/*.xml

or, in your case,**/junit/*.xml



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Try putting this in the "Test report XMLs" field (if you are on a Windows machine):

up\UPWSP\current\06-Java Unit Testing\junit\*.xml

I don’t know how to describe the "Working with XML" section in detail. How does this relate to the junit reporting job?

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This is a job, not a real answer. I had to copy the xml to the jobs directory using the xcopy command line. My job is working now, but not in the way I expected everything to work.

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