Or is there something else I should be doing? Just put the html file and your screenshot anywhere in the workspace of the current job. Add the html publisher post-build step and configure it with the name and location of your html and screenshot files. The html publisher will take a copy of the files, store them on the Jenkins master, and create a link on the left hand side of the build page.
Sorry, I meant: Put the screenshot and html in a dedicated subdirectory in the workspace of the current job. Configure the html publisher plugin to copy that entire directory, and to publish the html file. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Who owns this outage? Building intelligent escalation chains for modern SRE.
This will automatically install a few other plugins. If you are going to use Gradle, execute the same steps as for the JDK to install Gradle automatically. At the time of writing, you will need Gradle 0.
This is not needed if you are using the Gradle wrapper, i. Now, the job can be setup. Click New Job, give it a name and select Build a free-style software project. Then click OK. In the section Source Code Management, select the version control system your project is using and give the information.
Fill in all paramters. For Gradle this will be the most likely parameters:. And for Ant these:. This will build the project, but the APK files will not be saved yet. To configure this, add the Post-build action called Archive the artifacts. Click Save and the building can start! Click Build now. The JDK will be installed and after a while the build will have finished!
On the page of the project, there is a heading called Last Successful Artifacts. Here all the APK files generated will be showed:. You can use curl instead of wget and xmllint or any other tools instead of xpath too. The — NODE — information can be stripped out using sed as below:. The response line in the beginning can be removed by the tail command. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
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