Looks for global_stats.json rather than simulation.log#2
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This allows one to run several Gatling simulations, with only one that actually generates reports to be analyzed by the Gatling Jenkins plugin
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Looks for global_stats.json rather than simulation.log
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When do you think you'll cut a new release for this plugin? ^^ |
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I'd like to have this one investigated/fixed first: gatling/gatling#1059 Until then, we can host a snapshot if you need it. |
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This allows one to run several Gatling simulations, with only one that actually generates reports to be analyzed by the Gatling Jenkins plugin.
Seen with @pdalpra yesterday.