Trouble with viewing flash-based graphs about cucumber-reporting

[kingsleyh]

Hi

Do you mean you are using the maven mojo with 0.0.17? If so currently there is not an option for that - but I can easily make one and release the maven mojo again? I've written up a new project page for the cucumber-reports also with a troubleshooting diagnostic tool: http://www.masterthought.net/section/cucumber-reporting

The other day I released the maven mojo to the central repo - and it uses the latest 0.0.20 release of cucumber-reports:

net.masterthought
maven-cucumber-reporting
0.0.2

I'm actually working on a bamboo plugin for cucumber-reports - which I hope to release in about 2 weeks.

--K

On 19 Mar 2013, at 22:05, restagner [email protected] wrote:

I'm currently using version 0.17.0 of the standalone version. It's working quite well when run locally. We've recently created a Bamboo build plan to the tests and we run them using 'mvn clean verify'

This produces the expected reports based on our pom file settings -- we're using Bamboo's artifacts feature to view the reports. However, the graphs presented on the feature-overview.html page are not being displayed. They display just fine if the command is run locally (i.e., not through Bamboo). I've noticed a recent enhancement associated with the "jenkins-cucumber-jvm-reports-plugin-java" plugin

added an option in the advanced config to turn off the default flash charts and replace them with javascript charts
is this possible to do with the standalone plugin? And, if so, how?

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[restagner]

Hi Kingsley,

Yes, we are using the maven mojo with the standalone version of
cucumber-reports. If it is not asking too much, would you be able to
include the ability to use javascript based reports instead of the flash
reports. For some unknown reason the flash-based reports are not showing
up, and I would like to have something to show our management team the
advantages of using cucumber reports vs. the standard out-of-the-box
reports that cucumber ships with (i.e., html format reports).

And, I'm happy to hear that you're also working on a bamboo plugin ---
awesome work all around !!!

On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 3:17 PM, Kingsley Hendrickse <
[email protected]> wrote:

Hi

Do you mean you are using the maven mojo with 0.0.17? If so currently
there is not an option for that - but I can easily make one and release the
maven mojo again? I've written up a new project page for the
cucumber-reports also with a troubleshooting diagnostic tool:
http://www.masterthought.net/section/cucumber-reporting

The other day I released the maven mojo to the central repo - and it uses
the latest 0.0.20 release of cucumber-reports:

net.masterthought
maven-cucumber-reporting
0.0.2

I'm actually working on a bamboo plugin for cucumber-reports - which I
hope to release in about 2 weeks.

--K

On 19 Mar 2013, at 22:05, restagner [email protected] wrote:

I'm currently using version 0.17.0 of the standalone version. It's
working quite well when run locally. We've recently created a Bamboo build
plan to the tests and we run them using 'mvn clean verify'

This produces the expected reports based on our pom file settings --
we're using Bamboo's artifacts feature to view the reports. However, the
graphs presented on the feature-overview.html page are not being displayed.
They display just fine if the command is run locally (i.e., not through
Bamboo). I've noticed a recent enhancement associated with the
"jenkins-cucumber-jvm-reports-plugin-java" plugin

added an option in the advanced config to turn off the default flash
charts and replace them with javascript charts
is this possible to do with the standalone plugin? And, if so, how?

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Robert

[kingsleyh]

Hi

The javascript charts still seem to generate odd looking charts now and again - so I still have some work to do on those as well.

Anyway I have updated the mojo with an extra param to disable the flash charts and enable the js ones:

cucumber-jvm-example ${project.build.directory}/cucumber-html-reports ${project.build.directory}/cucumber.json false

I have made a release:

net.masterthought
maven-cucumber-reporting
0.0.3

if its not in the central repo yet it should be in a couple of hours - otherwise its in this repo:

sonatype-releases https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/releases/

--K

On 20 Mar 2013, at 15:22, restagner [email protected] wrote:

Hi Kingsley,

Yes, we are using the maven mojo with the standalone version of
cucumber-reports. If it is not asking too much, would you be able to
include the ability to use javascript based reports instead of the flash
reports. For some unknown reason the flash-based reports are not showing
up, and I would like to have something to show our management team the
advantages of using cucumber reports vs. the standard out-of-the-box
reports that cucumber ships with (i.e., html format reports).

And, I'm happy to hear that you're also working on a bamboo plugin ---
awesome work all around !!!

On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 3:17 PM, Kingsley Hendrickse <
[email protected]> wrote:

Hi

Do you mean you are using the maven mojo with 0.0.17? If so currently
there is not an option for that - but I can easily make one and release the
maven mojo again? I've written up a new project page for the
cucumber-reports also with a troubleshooting diagnostic tool:
http://www.masterthought.net/section/cucumber-reporting

The other day I released the maven mojo to the central repo - and it uses
the latest 0.0.20 release of cucumber-reports:

net.masterthought
maven-cucumber-reporting
0.0.2

I'm actually working on a bamboo plugin for cucumber-reports - which I
hope to release in about 2 weeks.

--K

On 19 Mar 2013, at 22:05, restagner [email protected] wrote:

I'm currently using version 0.17.0 of the standalone version. It's
working quite well when run locally. We've recently created a Bamboo build
plan to the tests and we run them using 'mvn clean verify'

This produces the expected reports based on our pom file settings --
we're using Bamboo's artifacts feature to view the reports. However, the
graphs presented on the feature-overview.html page are not being displayed.
They display just fine if the command is run locally (i.e., not through
Bamboo). I've noticed a recent enhancement associated with the
"jenkins-cucumber-jvm-reports-plugin-java" plugin

added an option in the advanced config to turn off the default flash
charts and replace them with javascript charts
is this possible to do with the standalone plugin? And, if so, how?

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[restagner]

Thanks for the update. I'll pull the latest version of the maven mojo in
the next couple of hours.

On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 11:11 AM, Kingsley Hendrickse <
[email protected]> wrote:

Hi

The javascript charts still seem to generate odd looking charts now and
again - so I still have some work to do on those as well.

Anyway I have updated the mojo with an extra param to disable the flash
charts and enable the js ones:

cucumber-jvm-example ${project.build.directory}/cucumber-html-reports

${project.build.directory}/cucumber.json
false

I have made a release:

net.masterthought
maven-cucumber-reporting
0.0.3

if its not in the central repo yet it should be in a couple of hours -
otherwise its in this repo:

sonatype-releases https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/releases/

--K

On 20 Mar 2013, at 15:22, restagner [email protected] wrote:

Hi Kingsley,

Yes, we are using the maven mojo with the standalone version of
cucumber-reports. If it is not asking too much, would you be able to
include the ability to use javascript based reports instead of the flash
reports. For some unknown reason the flash-based reports are not showing
up, and I would like to have something to show our management team the
advantages of using cucumber reports vs. the standard out-of-the-box
reports that cucumber ships with (i.e., html format reports).

And, I'm happy to hear that you're also working on a bamboo plugin ---
awesome work all around !!!

On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 3:17 PM, Kingsley Hendrickse <
[email protected]> wrote:

Hi

Do you mean you are using the maven mojo with 0.0.17? If so currently
there is not an option for that - but I can easily make one and
release the
maven mojo again? I've written up a new project page for the
cucumber-reports also with a troubleshooting diagnostic tool:
http://www.masterthought.net/section/cucumber-reporting

The other day I released the maven mojo to the central repo - and it
uses
the latest 0.0.20 release of cucumber-reports:

net.masterthought
maven-cucumber-reporting
0.0.2

I'm actually working on a bamboo plugin for cucumber-reports - which I
hope to release in about 2 weeks.

--K

On 19 Mar 2013, at 22:05, restagner [email protected] wrote:

I'm currently using version 0.17.0 of the standalone version. It's
working quite well when run locally. We've recently created a Bamboo
build
plan to the tests and we run them using 'mvn clean verify'

This produces the expected reports based on our pom file settings --
we're using Bamboo's artifacts feature to view the reports. However,
the
graphs presented on the feature-overview.html page are not being
displayed.
They display just fine if the command is run locally (i.e., not
through
Bamboo). I've noticed a recent enhancement associated with the
"jenkins-cucumber-jvm-reports-plugin-java" plugin

added an option in the advanced config to turn off the default flash
charts and replace them with javascript charts
is this possible to do with the standalone plugin? And, if so, how?

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[restagner]

Hi Kingsley,

It would seem that the 0.0.3 release never made it the maven central repo. I will go ahead and use the other repo you suggested, but I thought you should know that the release did not make it to the central repo :(.

[kingsleyh]

ah sorry - I just checked - I released it to the staging repo but must have not pressed release to the release repo - I've done it now :) thanks for the email
On 21 Mar 2013, at 17:49, restagner [email protected] wrote:

Hi Kingsley,

It would seem that the 0.0.3 release never made it the maven central repo. I will go ahead and use the other repo you suggested, but I thought you should know that the release did not make it to the central repo :(.

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[restagner]

Hi,

I see that 0.0.3 made it through to the central hub. However, after updating my project's pom file, I get the following error when attempting to compile my project

Could not resolve dependencies for project com.disney.spt.qa:automated-storeroom-acceptance-tests:jar:0.0.1-SNAPSHOT: Failure to find com.googlecode.totallylazy:totallylazy:jar:991

I've noticed that the cucumber reporting pom file has a dependency on totallylazy, but the version of that project 991 does not appear to be a part of maven's central repo any longer. how might i get around this?

[kingsleyh]

oh you need these:

repo.bodar.com http://repo.bodar.com

<dependency>
        <groupId>com.googlecode.totallylazy</groupId>
        <artifactId>totallylazy</artifactId>
        <version>991</version>
    </dependency>

On 21 Mar 2013, at 21:07, restagner [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

I see that 0.0.3 made it through to the central hub. However, after updating my project's pom file, I get the following error when attempting to compile my project

Could not resolve dependencies for project com.disney.spt.qa:automated-storeroom-acceptance-tests:jar:0.0.1-SNAPSHOT: Failure to find com.googlecode.totallylazy:totallylazy:jar:991

I've noticed that the cucumber reporting pom file has a dependency on totallylazy, but the version of that project 991 does not appear to be a part of maven's central repo any longer. how might i get around this?

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[kingsleyh]

I think in the next release I will be able to put that dependency in the package so you wont need to pull them in.

--K

On 21 Mar 2013, at 21:17, Kingsley Hendrickse [email protected] wrote:

com.googlecode.totallylazy totallylazy 991

[restagner]

Thanks. Yep, placing them in the package for the next release kinda makes sense, since there is no mention of the extra repository and dependency in the masterthought documentation...so, I'm sure others may hit the same snag that I encountered.

[restagner]

No luck. The URL does not seem to be accessible (http://repo.bodar.com) returns a 404 error.

[restagner]

Hi Kingsley,

Ok ... well, I spoke to one of our developers and he suggested that I go directly to com.googlecode (https://code.google.com/p/totallylazy/downloads/list) and download the appropriate jar file. I've gone ahead and done that and we uploaded the jar file to our artifactory repository. That seem to do the trick. So, for now, I think we are good to go

[kingsleyh]

Ok great - I will fix the dependency and make another release probably tomorrow

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On 21 Mar 2013, at 22:00, restagner [email protected] wrote:

Hi Kingsley,

Ok ... well, I spoke to one of our developers and he suggested that I go directly to com.googlecode and download the appropriate jar file. I've gone ahead and done that and we uploaded the jar file to our artifactory repository. That seem to do the trick. So, for now, I think we are good to go

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[kingsleyh]

Hey - I have made another release 0.0.4 which includes pom dependency entries and the repository entry so it should just download it and not complain about missing dependencies. However the totally lazy repo does seem to be down at the moment which is why it was not accessible. I have contacted the maintainers to see why it's down but hopefully it will be back up soon.

Also perhaps you would be interested in giving my bamboo plugin a go and giving me some early feedback before I release it?

--K

On 21 Mar 2013, at 22:13, Kingsley Hendrickse [email protected] wrote:

Ok great - I will fix the dependency and make another release probably tomorrow

Sent from my iPad

On 21 Mar 2013, at 22:00, restagner [email protected] wrote:

Hi Kingsley,

Ok ... well, I spoke to one of our developers and he suggested that I go directly to com.googlecode and download the appropriate jar file. I've gone ahead and done that and we uploaded the jar file to our artifactory repository. That seem to do the trick. So, for now, I think we are good to go

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[restagner]

Sure, I'd love to help you out. Let me know what I'll need to do on my end (i.e., configuration/installation, etc.)

[ggriffing]

Did you ever finish the Bamboo plugin, I would like to use it if available?

[somanianands]

Any update on below thread.. Is Bamboo plugin ready ?

[kingsleyh]

Sorry I did not finish it and have no plans to make one now