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2git is a Groovy DSL designed to script your VCS migration. It continuously runs and tweaks your migration script to give you complete confidence in your migration. 2git currently supports migrating from Clearcase and Clearcase UCM to git and Artifactory. 2git was designed to iterate on complex migrations. We wanted to keep scripting freedom while mitigating the pains of dealing with the source VCS.

A plugin to collect and publish Robot Framework test results in Jenkins with the following features:

• Test suite and case details with trend graphs
• Environment variable expansion for build paths in configuration
• Wildcard support for output files for parsing and archiving of multiple Robot result files
• Collection and archiving of original Robot report HTML files
• Summary of Robot run on build page
• Summary of latest Robot run on project page
• Trend graph of passed tests over builds on project page
• Marking build failed/unstable/successful according to pass thresholds given by the user
• Option to evaluate only critical tests against the pass thresholds
• Listview column to show overall passed/failed tests in project listing and duration trend
• Configurable archiving of arbitrary Robot related artifacts per build
• Token macros for usage with e.g. email-ext plugin
• Test visibility in radiator views

Eficode contributed to the creation of the plugin and is currently maintaining the plugin.

This Jenkins plugin is designed to keep your master branch from breaking under Continuous Integration by introducing an automated quality tollgate. It allows you to automatically rebase, build, test and run all kinds of checks on your changes before ultimately delivering them to master.

As a Git SCM decorator, the Pre-tested Integration Plugin listens for new branches matching a configured pattern (ex.: ready/*). When triggered, it merges the target branch into master locally and lets your job run its configured steps. Should they all pass, the plugin considers the merge result good enough and pushes it to the remote master. All that’s left is to make sure only Jenkins has write access to master, and voilà, you are now the proud owner of an unbreakable mainline.

This tool allows us to avoid a lot of manual work and uncertainty around new features and new releases. PAC builds up changelogs/release notes by querying your Git repository and possibly your Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) system(s) for extra metadata.

You can use PAC to create a changelog suited for both developers and release managers. Using templates you can customize the look and feel and generate entire web pages or pdf documents using a simple configuration file.

Dealing with the automation of desktop client software with graphical user interfaces (GUI) is not always so rosy, especially implemented with older tech. Taking inspiration from predecessors our open source release is an effort to provide ever-increasing automation utilizing image recognition.

Eficode created and maintains the library.

Oxygen is a Robot Framework tool that empowers the user to convert the results of any testing tool or framework to Robot Framework's reporting to consolidate all test reporting together regardless of tools used.

Eficode created and maintains the tool.

This is a library to test REST interfaces in a simple way when running Robot Framework with Maven/Gradle. The goal is to simplify dependency management and enable tests to run only with Java.

A plugin to send data from various different Jenkins plugins into InfluxDB. It currently supports data from changelog, JUnit, and SonarQube without a separate plugin and it supports Cobertura, JaCoCo, Performance, Performance publisher, Robot Framework, and Serenity plugins. You can also write your own custom data and tags inside the pipeline jobs.

Eficode created the plugin and is currently maintaining it.

Medusa is an open-source cli tool that can import data from either json or yaml into Vault, and it can export data from any point in Vault to the same formats. This makes it easy to create developer environments, create backups, clone data, move data from different Vault instances with a single cli.

The Robot Framework Maven plugin allows Robot Framework tests within a Maven lifecycle. That way developers or CI systems don't need to have anything special installed to be able to run the tests at the necessary phase.

When running Robot Framework tests with Python, it might still be necessary to use Java-based libraries. Jroboremoteserver publishes Java-libraries to be used over XML-RPC from Python running Robot Framework. 

Jrobotremoteserver is an implementation for Java libraries, but there are other remote servers for other languages available, too. See here

JavalibCore helps to build Java-based Robot Framework libraries in a simple way and provides e.g. annotations to make the actual library code cleaner.