Automatically merge launches on reportportal

Reportportal it’sa great tool and provides a lot of nice features for automation engineers , on this article I will cover how to Automatically Merge Launches on reportportal.

What is reportportal ?

Report Portal is a service, it provides great capabilities for speeding up results analysis and reporting by means of built-in analytical features.

Report Portal is the great addition to the Continuous Integration and Continuous Testing process.

It seamlessly integrates with mainstream platforms such as Jenkins, Jira, BDD process, majority of Functional and Unit testing frameworks.

Real-time integration allows to manage and track execution status directly from Report Portal.

Test cases execution results are stored following the same structure you have it in your suites and test plan. The test cases are shown with all related data in one place, right where you need it: logs, screenshots, binary data. The execution pipeline of certain test case is also available for you, so one can see previous execution result in one click.

What technologies are used?

Considering high load rate and performance requirements, we use a cutting edge technologies:

• NoSQL MongoDB – super fast write to DB, clustering.
• REST Web Service – lightweight requests, industry standard.
• Mobile responsive UI – check it at any mobile device with default browser.

Reportportal key features:

require 'rest-client'
require 'json'
require 'pry'
module MainModule
  module RP
    URL = 'http://reportportal.url:80/api/v1'
    TOKEN = MainModule.config.rp['uuid']
    class 

---
uuid: secret_key
endpoint: http://reportportal.url/api/v1
project: reportportalprojectname
launch: reportportalprojectname
tags:
- regression
- to_merge
- "2017-06-09"

init_dir = File.expand_path('../../init', __FILE__)

FileUtils.cp_r 'config/report_portal.yml', 'report_portal.yml' if not(File.exist?('report_portal.yml'))
rp_data = YAML.load_file("#{init_dir}/#{MainModule.brand}/report_portal.yml").to_yaml
parsed = rp_data % {date: Time.now.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')}
require 'fileutils'
FileUtils.chmod(0777, 'report_portal.yml')
File.open('report_portal.yml', 'w') { |f| f.write parsed }

require_relative 'features/support/config'
require_relative 'features/support/logger'

namespace :rp do
  require_relative 'features/support/helpers/rp_helper'

  desc 'Merge today\'s launches in report portal for specific project'
  task :merge_todays, [:project] do |t, args|
    raise 'Specify project name: `rake merge_todays[project_name]`' if args[:project].nil?
    MainModule::RP.merge_todays args[:project]
  end
end

rake merge_todays[project_name]

def merge(){

    currentBuild.description="Testing Image"
    def dockerContainerName="test1000-${env.BUILD_NUMBER}"

     sh """
      chmod ugo+rx ./bin/run_rake_merge_launches.sh;
       """

    sh """
    ./bin/run_rake_merge_launches.sh ${dockerContainerName} ${"docker.endpoint/ruby-autotest:${env.BUILD_NUMBER}"} rp:merge_todays[project_name];
    """
}

And here is the code for the sh script:

#!/bin/sh
# run_test.sh 
(
    CONTAINER_NAME=$1
    IMAGE_ID=$2
    RAKE_CMD=$3
    echo "cont: " $CONTAINER_NAME;
    echo "image: " $IMAGE_ID;
    echo "rake: " $RAKE_CMD;
    docker run --cap-add sys_admin  -v /dev/shm:/dev/shm -i  -e BROWSER -e TEST_ENV -e TEST_BRAND --name $CONTAINER_NAME $IMAGE_ID rake $RAKE_CMD;
    exit_code=$(docker inspect -f "{{ .State.ExitCode }}" $CONTAINER_NAME)
    docker cp $CONTAINER_NAME:/code/output .;
    docker rm $CONTAINER_NAME
    echo "exit:" $exit_code
    exit $exit_code
)

Having a reliable test reports tool is a very important step part of continuous integration that every company should target for . Such tools can give you a very good idea about the quality of your project , your framework reliability and any non technical person can read this kind of statistics.

It helps you and your team to monitor your tests  and gives you a clue how to improve your webdriver tests performance.

Happy Testing!

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