Patch

Hi Philippe,

Thanks for the patch. However, we already have a test for this and the test is passing for us (the test can be found in CVS, in src/plugin-test/subproject2). As you can see the subproject2 project has not unit tests. The dshboard is correctly generated with a "-" as the junit passrate. Could you have a look and tell us what's different in your case?

Thanks

I ran across the same problem. The reason subproject2 puts in a dash instead of encountering divide by zero is that subproject2 does not have a src/test directory, therefore no TESTS-TestSuites.xml is generated. This means the aggregator logic never tries to look at the number of tests, therefore it never gets to the division.

I created a separate test subproject with an empty src/test that duplicates the situation, along with verifications in maven.xml, to verify this behavior. I can post these patches if you'd like.

Hi guys,
I've ran across the same problem.

Here is my situation

I have a test folder, but it containts tests that are NOT JUnit tests. They are some OSGI bundle - tests. So I have declared 'exclude' mask for them in the unitTest tag in the POM file.

This works perfectly, until I start to use dashboard.
I have a module that has ONLY OSGI tests - not a single JUnit.
A 'junit-report.xml' file is created for the module, but the evaluation of the expression for calculation of JUnit percentage does not work because all numbers are zeroes.
Here is part my junit-report.xml

<pre>
<table summary="JUnit result summary">
<thead>
<tr>
<th>Tests</th>
<th>Errors</th>
<th>Failures</th>
<th>Success rate</th>
<th>Time(s)</th>
</tr>
</thead>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>0</td>
<td>0</td>
<td>?</td>
<td>0.00</td>
</tr>
</table>

</pre>

best regards,
and many many thanks for the wonderful plugin,

Kaloyan

Applied. Thanks and sorry for the long time it has taken me to apply it...

Should be closed for a long long time ago