Tbh, I do not know how to set up this, Step 1 was already done, but after that I don't know :-s

Ok so pyflakes is installed and the compiler warning has been added and janeznemanic is looking into the ansible patch so that we don't loose this in the next update.

I am sorry. I was going to help you, but I was so busy.

Thank you very much. I am not able to test it now, but I will let you know ASAP.

Have a look at the patch.

I think there are a few things missing at the moment.
- atribute or tag buildout.jenkins.configure-warnings-pyflakes.png is missing in warnings plugin xml config file
- there is no .hpi file in ansible/files/jenkins/master/plugins/ for warnings plugin, we should also check out if appropriate dependencies are in ansible

We'll definitely need new xml config file to add missing feature, but I can't generate it because I don't have access to jenkins. So someone of you two will have to do it.
And we need to add .hpi files to plugins/ directory if we want to do the job properly.

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Hello, I finally got to test the parser. It [http://jenkins.cloud.fedoraproject.org/job/DNF/426/warnings3Result/ seems] it is able to count number of errors but it does not show "details".

I tried to configure exactly the same job on VM (applying your patch a and using the same PyFlakes log) and it showed the details there.

However after some experiments, it seems that it is not a problem of the parser. I can live without it now while hoping it fixes after a Jenkins update.

So, thank you for your help. Little nitpicking: Maybe using something like "PyFlakes errors" for the "linkName" would look better.

Replying to [comment:5 janeznemanic]:

We'll definitely need new xml config file to add missing feature, but I can't generate it because I don't have access to jenkins. So someone of you two will have to do it.
And we need to add .hpi files to plugins/ directory if we want to do the job properly.

Well, I am not sure if I have the needed access and I am definitely sure I do not know how to do that. Could someone instruct me?

If it turns out that the task is too complicated to make it persistent, I can live without it. There is always possibility to convert pyflakes log into something readable by another parser.

Replying to [comment:6 rholy]:

Hello, I finally got to test the parser. It [http://jenkins.cloud.fedoraproject.org/job/DNF/426/warnings3Result/ seems] it is able to count number of errors but it does not show "details".

The details are shown from now. Maybe the last restart helped.

Pingou and I did what we could. So if things work as they should, than that's it for the time being.

Yes, everything works exactly as it should. Thank you for your effort. From my POV this task is resolved.