jenkins-only.sbt
alongside your build.sbt
):
// Settings which should only be applied if this SBT is being run by Jenkins // Jenkins nodes always have $JENKINS_URL set - that is our telltale: lazy val underJenkins:Option[String] = scala.util.Properties.envOrNone("JENKINS_URL") def ifUnderJenkins[T](setting: => T):Seq[T] = underJenkins.map ( s=> setting ).toSeq // Write a JUnit-format output especially for Jenkins: testOptions in Test ++= ifUnderJenkins ( Tests.Argument("junitxml") )Why: Well in this case, it gives Jenkins the output he/it needs to do pretty "Test Result Trend" graphs and have clickable error messages when tests fail, while simultaneously giving developers the well-structured, detailed test output that SBT gives by default.
How: As mentioned in the code comments, and in the Jenkins documentation, a Jenkins node will have the
JENKINS_URL
environment variable set, and a dev (probably) won't.
Nice Features:
- Exploits the fact that an
Option[T]
can be converted to a zero-or-one-lengthSeq[T]
withtoSeq()
- Parameterized
ifUnderJenkins
so that any SBT key can be handled conditionally - By-name parameter (that's the
setting: => T
) means the setting won't even be evaluated unless needed
good post
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