Amit Pandey [13/May/11 11:32 AM] Hi Robin, Can you kindly update, when the fix can be expected for this issue? Regards, Amit

Steve Luo [13/May/11 01:07 PM] The reportset.baseUrl now should change to below for later use. #set($reportUrl = $build.url + $reportset.baseUrl)

Amit Pandey [16/May/11 08:25 AM] No, this is not working. I added this in the notification template:    #if ($build.reports.junit)         #foreach ($reportset in $build.reports.junit.values())                 <!--AmitP : Modified reportURL as per http://track.pmease.com/browse/QB-907 -->                 #set($reportUrl = $build.url + $reportset.baseUrl)                 #set($stats = $reportset.stats)                 <h3>#if ($stats.errors + $stats.failures > 0) But this reportURL is malformed as it lloks like "http://&lt;&lt;QB_VIP&gt;&gt;/build/209614http://&lt;&lt;QB_SERVER:PORT&gt;&gt;/build/209614/junit_report/by_tests Problem is, I can replace $reportset.baseUrl by $build.url. But i can't get that report name i.e. "junit_report" or "cobertura", I am not able to fetch that. -Amit

Amit Pandey [16/May/11 09:20 AM] I'll be glad if you can share the attributes available for $reportset. As I'd like to fetch report name from it like junit_report or cobertura_report, which is available in $reportset.baseUrl.

Amit Pandey [16/May/11 10:23 AM] For the time being, I had to hard code the reportUrl as below: #set($reportUrl = $build.url + "/junit_report") then used it as: <strong><a href="$reportUrl/by_tests" class="primary-value">$stats.tests</a></strong> tests (                         <strong><a href="$reportUrl/failed_tests" style="color:#FF1A00">$stats.errors</a></strong> errors/                         <strong><a href="$reportUrl/failed_tests" style="color:#FF7400">$stats.failures</a></strong> failures) And #set($reportUrl = $build.url + "/cobertura_report") then used it as: <a href="$reportUrl" class="more">Read more...</a>  <tr><td colspan="4"><a href="$reportUrl" class="more">Read details</a></td> But, in order to use it for other projects which generate different reports, I still need to amek similar changes. A better idea than my current workaround will be much appreciated. Regards,A mit

Steve Luo [16/May/11 01:36 PM] Hi Amit, Do you upgrade to QB 3.1.40, it seems the url for below expression: #set($reportUrl = $build.url + $reportset.baseUrl) is using an old quickbuild.

Steve Luo [16/May/11 01:44 PM] The attributes for $reportset will be documented later after QuickBuild 4.0 release. Currently, I can just give a short description here: 1. $reportset.baseUrl which is used to get a relative path for a specific report category, for example, the baseUrl of JUnit report is: /junit_report, and the NUnit report is: /nunit_report 2. $reportset.stats which is the basic statistics data for a specific report category of a specific reportset 3. $reportset.rows which stores the data report for a specific report category of a specific reportset so that you can use it to create the table in your mail.