Re: JUnit Test Tab

On Wednesday, 14 September 2011, Chris Beech wrote:

> Hi all,****
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> Is there any documentation around the Tests tab in the build information
> page?****
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Not sure if you mean in the old, JSP-based (but more flexible) reporting
app, or the new, shinier (but harder to modify) dashboard.

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> I’d like to know…****
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> **-          **Whether it can be disabled?****
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> **-          **How to control what is seen in that tab?****
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> **-          **Whether I can show the full JUnit HTML report there?****
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If it's the former, you can hack the JSP and XSL files.  No advice on the
other one, I never needed to change it.
J.

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> Many thanks,****
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> Chris****
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