Problem ¶

How to get dotnet test results collected by Jenkins?

Solution ¶

Make dotnet test create logs:

dotnet test --logger trx

In console output you should now see messages like:

Results File: ...\TestResults\a_long_file_name.trx

Make Jenkins collect the results:

MSTest is the plugin that can consume trx files. Make sure it’s installed.

Add this line to your Jenkinsfile below your tests execution:
```
mstest testResultsFile:"**/*.trx", keepLongStdio: true
```

Notes ¶

You can run dotnet test on the whole solution. It generates a trx file per test project. The MSTest plugin collects all the files and creates an aggregated report accessible in Jenkins. This method is test-framework agnostic. I tested it with NUnit 3.