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Issue 0068 in split format

Summary
put description setter into ftc (remove from Jenkins) ; Owner: Tim ; Reporter: Tim ; Status: open ; Priority: medium
; Summary: put description setter into ftc (remove from Jenkins)
; Owner: Tim
; Reporter: Tim
; Status: open
; Priority: medium

Description [edit section]

= Description =
Our current method of setting the Jenkins description is too
complicated, and not flexible enough.  Jenkins description-setter
plugin is limited, and the strings for the descriptions for
pass and fail have to be set at job creation time.  It would be
preferable to have ftc or fuego_test or the parser set the
Jenkins job description (which in Fuego we use to show links to
relevant results artifacts), and a per-run basis.
Switch from using Jenkins description-setter to Fuego-specific description-setter.
Switch from using Jenkins description-setter to Fuego-specific
description-setter.
The Jenkins description-setter is supposed to automatically set the description based on a regular expression, but the feature we really need is just programmatic setting of the description, from fuego_test.sh or from the parser.
The Jenkins description-setter is supposed to automatically set the
description based on a regular expression, but the feature we
really need is just programmatic setting of the description, from
fuego_test.sh or from the parser.
Here's an idea: Put the description in the run.json file, and create a mechanism to allow adding that to the build description at build-time (maybe as a post-test step?)
Here's an idea:  Put the description in the run.json file, and
create a mechanism to allow adding that to the build description
at build-time (maybe as a post-test step?)

Notes [edit section]

= Notes =
One of the problems is that the links are Jenkins-specific, and
we might want to use the artifact links with some other system.
Making a generalized link format might be difficult.
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