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Want failed on Jenkins when score is below 90%

See original GitHub issue

I do not have any issues. I would ask question because I try to research, but seem not found.

Currently when sitespeed.io run on Jenkins there is not way to know the build failed when it is low score. Any solution for this. Please advice and share.

Thanks, Sakona

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Created 6 years ago
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soulgalorecommented, May 5, 2017

Hi again @sakonachhoeurng

ok, let see if I can explain it better:

and use that in Jenkins to pass/fail or just use sitespeed.io exit status

When you run sitespeed.io and everything and all budgets are passed (=are ok), sitespeed.io will exit with a 0 exit code (you can read this for more info about exit codes). If a budget fails, it will exit with an error code. Jenkins will automatically pickup the error and fail the build if I remember correctly. If you output the result as JUnitXML or TAP, you need to activate a plugin for Jenkins that reads the JUnitXML or TAP file and if fails the build if you have budget that fails (checkout https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/JUnit+Plugin).

A budget is when you setup a goal for the page. It could be a maximum size of page or a time metric that you want to be under. Failing budget is when the metrics for that test doesn’t pass. Working (maybe we should rename that) is when the numbers are within the budget.

Best Peter

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beenannercommented, May 12, 2017

Let us know if you need anything else @sakonachhoeurng. Going ahead and closing this ticket out.