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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughModified Jenkins pipeline test script to improve robustness during interruptions. Changes ensure partial test results are captured and uploaded before propagating interruption signals, while also strengthening error handling in result upload and cleanup operations. Changes
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200-206: Interruption info is lost when converted to failure.The
InterruptedExceptionis caught and converted torerunFailed = true, but the exception itself is not stored or propagated. This meanscacheErrorAndUploadResultwon't distinguish between an abort and a test failure - both will appear as failures.If preserving the abort semantics is important (e.g., for Jenkins to correctly report ABORTED status), consider storing the exception and re-throwing it after the loop completes:
Suggested alternative if abort status matters
def rerunFailed = false +def InterruptedException isolatedInterruptedException = null for (int i = 0; i < isolateTestLines.size(); i++) { // ... test execution ... } catch (InterruptedException e) { echo "Isolated test ${i} (${isolateTestName}) was interrupted. Stopping further isolated tests to allow result upload." - // Mark as failed and break instead of throwing immediately - // This allows cacheErrorAndUploadResult to collect partial results rerunFailed = true + isolatedInterruptedException = e break } } // After processing all isolated tests, set stage failure if any test failed if (rerunFailed) { catchError(buildResult: 'SUCCESS', stageResult: 'FAILURE') { error "One or more isolated tests failed after rerun attempts" } } + +// Re-throw interruption to let outer handler know it was an abort +if (isolatedInterruptedException != null) { + throw isolatedInterruptedException +} return rerunFailed
1468-1490: Good robustness improvements for result upload and cleanup.The changes correctly:
- Add
allowEmptyResults: truefor junit to handle interrupted tests with no results- Wrap cleanup in try/catch to avoid cascading failures
- Re-throw the captured interruption after upload to preserve correct pipeline state
2644-2648: LGTM - appropriate interruption handling.The exception is correctly re-thrown to let
cacheErrorAndUploadResulthandle the result upload, and the message clarifies that partial results may be available via the periodic junit path.
| } catch (InterruptedException e) { | ||
| echo "WARNING: finallyRunner was interrupted, but continuing with result upload to preserve partial test results" | ||
| // Don't re-throw - continue with upload | ||
| } catch (Exception finallyException) { | ||
| echo "WARNING: finallyRunner encountered an error, but continuing with result upload: ${finallyException.message}" | ||
| // Continue with XML generation and upload even if finallyRunner fails | ||
| } |
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InterruptedException from finallyRunner is swallowed and not re-thrown.
If taskRunner() succeeds but finallyRunner() is interrupted (user abort), the interruption is caught and logged but not stored. At line 1488-1490, interruptedException is still null, so the abort signal is silently lost and the pipeline continues as if nothing happened.
Consider capturing this interruption if no prior interruption exists:
Suggested fix
try {
finallyRunner()
} catch (InterruptedException e) {
echo "WARNING: finallyRunner was interrupted, but continuing with result upload to preserve partial test results"
- // Don't re-throw - continue with upload
+ // Capture the interruption to re-throw after upload if no prior interruption
+ if (interruptedException == null) {
+ interruptedException = e
+ }
} catch (Exception finallyException) {
echo "WARNING: finallyRunner encountered an error, but continuing with result upload: ${finallyException.message}"
// Continue with XML generation and upload even if finallyRunner fails
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| } catch (InterruptedException e) { | |
| echo "WARNING: finallyRunner was interrupted, but continuing with result upload to preserve partial test results" | |
| // Don't re-throw - continue with upload | |
| } catch (Exception finallyException) { | |
| echo "WARNING: finallyRunner encountered an error, but continuing with result upload: ${finallyException.message}" | |
| // Continue with XML generation and upload even if finallyRunner fails | |
| } | |
| } catch (InterruptedException e) { | |
| echo "WARNING: finallyRunner was interrupted, but continuing with result upload to preserve partial test results" | |
| // Capture the interruption to re-throw after upload if no prior interruption | |
| if (interruptedException == null) { | |
| interruptedException = e | |
| } | |
| } catch (Exception finallyException) { | |
| echo "WARNING: finallyRunner encountered an error, but continuing with result upload: ${finallyException.message}" | |
| // Continue with XML generation and upload even if finallyRunner fails | |
| } |
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In jenkins/L0_Test.groovy around lines 1437-1443, the catch for
InterruptedException currently logs and swallows the abort signal; update it to
preserve the interruption by assigning the caught InterruptedException to the
existing interruptedException variable if it is null (e.g., if no prior
interruption was recorded), keep the existing log, and continue to allow later
logic to observe and handle the stored interruption; leave the general Exception
catch as-is.
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