Generic Test Results Parser for Bamboo

Update to my review: Upgraded the parser add-on to 4 stars. The problem I had was that the text file I was outputting and being used by the generic parser was UTF-8, and needed to be ASCII. Works great now--the author was very responsive. Original review: I'm new to Bamboo (I previously worked with Jenkins). The generic parser looks like a good starting point for parsing test results, with a simple set of regular expressions for configuring it. (And I appreciate the author posting it.) If does not, however, fail a test when a line in an output file contains text that should be seen by the Error Mask. I cannot find any documentation or community support--a working example setup would be helpful.

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  Hutuleac Iulius

  Try this build:

  ScriptTask:

  echo 'ok 1st line

  not ok on second line

  not okish on third line' > output.txt

  And now we parse:

  Line Mask (REGEX defining lines of log processed) (required) .*[a-z]+.*

  Error Mask (REGEX defining a line as a failed test case) (required) ^[a-z]+ ok.*

  Non Error Mask (REGEX defining errors that can be ignored) (required) .*okish.*

  Filename pattern (required) *.*

  Split line in tokens using this character (eg. "," in a CSV file) (required) ,

  Which token should be used in the Test Name (eg. 3 ) (required) 2

as a response to the review below, it doesnt show up when you click the Tests category of tasks but it does show up when viewing all tasks http://prntscr.com/ip1sbf

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  Hutuleac Iulius

  Hi Joshua,

  I will check it and try to set category to the test parsers.

  Julius

I'm pretty sure this add-on is great, but I can't seem to find the task when creating a Job. I've tried retinstalling, rebooting the server, pausing before installing etc ... The file is in my lib folder, but nothing appears in the Tasks ~

Simple and does the job.