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I'm developing a plugin for bamboo to run some custom testing. The result is a bunch of objects and I want to iterate through them, reporting the state of each one as passed or failed.



As far as I can see from the API, there is no way to directly insert a test pass or fail into a TaskResultBuilder object; I have to create a TestReportCollector implementation that can return a TestCollectionResult object with the results of the test collection. This, apparently, has to parse the results from a File. As far as I can see, there is no way to add a TestCollectionResult directly to a TaskResultBuilder.



Do I really have to dump all my objects out to a file so they can be parsed in again by the TestReportCollector?






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    I'm developing a plugin for bamboo to run some custom testing. The result is a bunch of objects and I want to iterate through them, reporting the state of each one as passed or failed.



    As far as I can see from the API, there is no way to directly insert a test pass or fail into a TaskResultBuilder object; I have to create a TestReportCollector implementation that can return a TestCollectionResult object with the results of the test collection. This, apparently, has to parse the results from a File. As far as I can see, there is no way to add a TestCollectionResult directly to a TaskResultBuilder.



    Do I really have to dump all my objects out to a file so they can be parsed in again by the TestReportCollector?






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      I'm developing a plugin for bamboo to run some custom testing. The result is a bunch of objects and I want to iterate through them, reporting the state of each one as passed or failed.



      As far as I can see from the API, there is no way to directly insert a test pass or fail into a TaskResultBuilder object; I have to create a TestReportCollector implementation that can return a TestCollectionResult object with the results of the test collection. This, apparently, has to parse the results from a File. As far as I can see, there is no way to add a TestCollectionResult directly to a TaskResultBuilder.



      Do I really have to dump all my objects out to a file so they can be parsed in again by the TestReportCollector?






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      I'm developing a plugin for bamboo to run some custom testing. The result is a bunch of objects and I want to iterate through them, reporting the state of each one as passed or failed.



      As far as I can see from the API, there is no way to directly insert a test pass or fail into a TaskResultBuilder object; I have to create a TestReportCollector implementation that can return a TestCollectionResult object with the results of the test collection. This, apparently, has to parse the results from a File. As far as I can see, there is no way to add a TestCollectionResult directly to a TaskResultBuilder.



      Do I really have to dump all my objects out to a file so they can be parsed in again by the TestReportCollector?






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