Artem Nagornyi's SDET recipes

I'm assuming you already created your project on Gitlab and got your personal access token . This is a simple synchronous function that reads a Gitlab pipeline variable in NodeJS using Gitlab REST API v3. It uses sync-request that is not recommended to use in a production environment, although it can be successfully used in automated testing and various scripts.

This is step-by-step instruction based on this blog: http://fatalfailure.wordpress.com/2011/06/14/jenkins-hudson-getting-the-overall-status-in-the-upstream-job-from-the-downstream-jobs/ Upstream job configuration 1. Adding downstream jobs a) In 'Post-build Actions' section set 'Build other projects' checkbox b) Add downstream jobs in 'Build other projects', separated by comma c) Set 'Trigger even if the build is unstable' 2. Setting up fingerprinting to connect upstream job with downstream jobs a) In 'Post-build Actions' section set 'Record fingerprints of files to track usage' checkbox b) Set '**' in 'Files to fingerprint' field c) Set 'Keep the build logs of dependencies' checkbox Downstream jobs configuration 1. Setting up fingerprinting to connect upstream job with downstream jobs a) In 'Post-build Actions' section set 'Record fingerprints of files to track usage' checkbox b) Set 

The quick, dirty and painless guide to integrate your test automation suite with Hudson. Prerequisites 1. It is assumed that you already have test automation suite that produces test results in JUnit XML format. For example this can be a bundle of Selenium RC and JUnit. Or Watir and Cucumber with JUnit-style reporter. 2. You need to create Ant project build.xml script that executes your test suite. Materials: http://varun-qa.blogspot.com/2010/03/ant-script-for-generating-junit-report.html Example (execution of Watir/Cucumber test suite on Windows): 3. It is assumed that your test automation suite is stored to Subversion or CVS server. 4. Download hudson.war from here: http://hudson-ci.org/latest/hudson.war Steps 1. Go to the directory with downloaded hudson.war and run the following command: java -jar hudson.war 2. Open your browser and go to: http://localhost:8080/ 3. Click "New Job" link on the left panel of Hudson dashboard 4. Enter job name (this can be any