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I have generated custom XML reports through testing. is it possible to display these XML with Jenkins? If possible, then how to display it with Jenkins?

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PrathamN
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  • In every build u will b having workspace folder, which shows up in Jenkins gui. There u can have your xml reports. Is this what u r asking or did i got u wrong :D – Vivek Singh Jan 22 '15 at 10:39
  • I hope my answer in similar question can help you https://stackoverflow.com/a/64693159/2347210 – Vladi Nov 05 '20 at 10:15

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If it is a homebrewed XML, I would suggest that you first convert it to HTML then use the HTML Publisher Plugin

https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/HTML+Publisher+Plugin

Otherwise, mark it as a build artifact and allow users to download it from the Jenkins job.

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First you have to:

  1. Configure listeners in your testNg.xml file.
  2. Write the listeners classes.

Then, configure Jenkins to show the custom report after your builds:

  1. Go to "Post-build Actions" -> Choose "publish html reports".
  2. Add your directory where the custom report is, for example: /test-output
  3. Add the index file under Index page[s], for example: custom-report.html

Run your build an see your custom html report on Jenkins.

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Install HTMLPublisher plugin in Jenkins and after that perform the steps mentioned by Eyal

QA Automation tester
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There is this summary display plugin as well: https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/Summary+Display+Plugin

Sample summary display from XML

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Badge plugin

Usage in a pipeline:

def icon = "info.gif"
createSummary(
  icon: icon,
  text: """<h1>My Custom Summary</h1>"""
)
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