Build/ Run your tests with Jenkins-2

Configuring Jenkins, Integrations of Selenium Grid, Git, Cucumber, and report sharing with E-Mail.

If you haven’t read the first article in this Jenkins series, which consists of two articles, I highly recommend you read the first article. In the first article, we discussed EC2 machine rental on AWS, its installation, the installation of Jenkins and other tools on the machine, creating an account in Browserstack, and the integration of the drivers to be created for BrowserStack within the Selenium/Cucumber Framework.

In this article, we will create our first job on Jenkins, and we will cover the necessary configurations and integrations for BrowserStack, Selenium Grid, Git, Cucumber, and report sharing with E-mail.

Let’s start…

Configurations and creating a smoke test on Jenkins

Some plugins may need to be installed after logging into Jenkins. Make sure Email Extensions, Browserstack, and Cucumber Reports plugins are installed, if not, install them.