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For questions about Jenkins, an open source automation server, and using Jenkins for topics such as building, testing, and deploying software, etc. For questions specifically about Jenkins Plugins use the jenkins-plugins tag.
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How to define failure situation on jenkins
By default Jenkins assumes whether the build is SUCCESS or not from build process exit code.
Which means that build exit with code 0 considered as SUCCESS, rest all are considered as FAILURE. … If your build step/process exit with code 0, even during the failure case then Jenkins will report the build is SUCCESS. …
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