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[QB-2586] Issue with error detecting
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| Status: | Closed |
| Project: | QuickBuild |
| Component/s: | None |
| Affects Version/s: | 6.0.21 |
| Fix Version/s: | None |
| Type: | Bug | Priority: | Major |
| Reporter: | Phong Trinh | Assigned To: | Steve Luo |
| Resolution: | Won't Fix | Votes: | 0 |
| Remaining Estimate: | Unknown | Time Spent: | Unknown |
| Original Estimate: | Unknown | ||
| Description |
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Hi Robin and Support Team,
The log entries had an error as the follows, but QB reported as successful step: 23:34:46,070 INFO - Checking step execute condition... 23:34:46,070 INFO - Step execute condition satisfied, executing... 23:34:46,115 INFO - Executing pre-execute action... 23:34:46,115 INFO - Running step... 23:34:46,159 ERROR - The coverage test is FAILED. 23:34:46,159 INFO - Executing post-execute action... Please look into as your earliest chance. Thanks, ptrinh |
| Comments |
| Comment by Steve Luo [ 20/Nov/15 02:03 AM ] |
| What kind of step you were running? And do you know how this message is generated? |
| Comment by Phong Trinh [ 20/Nov/15 02:50 AM ] |
| It is Misc Script step. I trigger an error using logger.error when my test is failed. |
| Comment by Steve Luo [ 20/Nov/15 02:57 AM ] |
| If you want to fail the build, you need throw Exception when error occurs (tests failed) in your script. |
| Comment by Phong Trinh [ 20/Nov/15 03:09 AM ] |
| Sorry for misunderstanding. I just create a step to check the percentage of my test result in the previous test step. If the result is greater than 85%, pass the test; else, trigger an error to fail the step. |
| Comment by Steve Luo [ 20/Nov/15 03:24 AM ] |
| So how you trigger the error? By logging an error or throw exception? |
| Comment by Phong Trinh [ 20/Nov/15 03:31 AM ] |
| I would like to log an error and QB to report as a failed step. Is there any way that I can configure a pattern to detect error in the log file? |
| Comment by Steve Luo [ 20/Nov/15 03:40 AM ] |
| If you throw the exception, QB will log the error and failed the step automatically. |
| Comment by Phong Trinh [ 24/Nov/15 02:59 PM ] |
| Thanks ... I throw an error to fail the step if the condition is true; however, I still think it is a QB issue, because QB should catch ERROR in the build log or provides an option to set pattern for error detect as 'shell/ batch command' step. |
| Comment by Steve Luo [ 25/Nov/15 12:48 AM ] |
| QuickBuild fail the build according to the steps running status instead of detecting the build log. Actually, anytime if user can write some errors in the build log, she/he can of cause decide to fail the step or not. |