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| Describe QATeam/AutomatedTesting/UnderstandingJenkinsResults here. | /!\ if this is the first time you are looking at Jenkins, you might want to read an high-level [[QATeam/AutomatedTesting/UnderstandingJenkins|view]] of it. |
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| We should explain how to read jenkins results so that people can understand what is going on and have a look at the results more in depth than just the clouds. | We use Jenkins for many of our automated QA processes and tests. The public instance is located [[https://jenkins.qa.ubuntu.com/|here]]; this is a read-only, no-login-required, mirror of our internal Jenkins instance. There you will find all current results for the tests, and a history of previous tests. Usually you will want to look at a specific set of ''jobs''; each job may have one single test, a sequence of tests, or a collection of other jobs. Each set is show under a tab on the Jenkins main page, and aggregates all tests related (in whatever way we decided they are related). The tabs currently are: * '''All''' -- all jobs defined on Jenkins. You should expect it to be quite a large list, and growing as time goes by * '''Precise''' -- all jobs relating to the Ubuntu [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin|Precise Pangolin]] LTS development * '''Precise Boot Speed''' -- all jobs relating to the boot speed tests * '''Precise Daily ISOs''' -- all jobs relating to the daily ISO tests; these will also include the milestone testing * '''Precise Unity Merger''' -- all jobs relating to the Unity uploads (fixes, new versions, etc) Other tabs will be added as needed. Each |
if this is the first time you are looking at Jenkins, you might want to read an high-level view of it.
We use Jenkins for many of our automated QA processes and tests. The public instance is located here; this is a read-only, no-login-required, mirror of our internal Jenkins instance. There you will find all current results for the tests, and a history of previous tests.
Usually you will want to look at a specific set of jobs; each job may have one single test, a sequence of tests, or a collection of other jobs. Each set is show under a tab on the Jenkins main page, and aggregates all tests related (in whatever way we decided they are related).
The tabs currently are:
All -- all jobs defined on Jenkins. You should expect it to be quite a large list, and growing as time goes by
Precise -- all jobs relating to the Ubuntu Precise Pangolin LTS development
Precise Boot Speed -- all jobs relating to the boot speed tests
Precise Daily ISOs -- all jobs relating to the daily ISO tests; these will also include the milestone testing
Precise Unity Merger -- all jobs relating to the Unity uploads (fixes, new versions, etc)
Other tabs will be added as needed.
Each
QATeam/AutomatedTesting/UnderstandingJenkinsResults (last edited 2011-12-14 14:34:40 by hggdh2)