How to push Cucumber BDD Maven Project from Eclipse to GitHub | Build from Jenkins

Pushing a Cucumber BDD Maven project from Eclipse to GitHub and setting up a Jenkins job to build it involves several steps. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. GitHub Setup:

1. Create a GitHub Repository:
Go to GitHub and create a new repository.
Copy the repository URL.

2. Eclipse Setup:

1. Install Git Plugin in Eclipse:
If you don't have the Git plugin installed, you can install it from the #Eclipse Marketplace.

2. Initialize a Git Repository in Your Project:
Right-click on your project - Team - Share Project - Git.
Follow the wizard to initialize a Git repository.

3. Commit and Push to GitHub:
Right-click on your project - Team - Commit.
Enter a commit message and click "#Commit and Push."
Configure the remote repository with the GitHub #repository #URL.

3. Jenkins Setup:

1. #Install Jenkins Plugins:
Install the necessary plugins in Jenkins: #GitPlugin, Maven Integration Plugin, Cucumber Reports #Plugin.

2. Configure Jenkins Global Tools:
Go to "Manage Jenkins" - "#Global #tool #Configuration."
Configure #JDK and Maven installations.

3. Create a New Jenkins Job:
Click on "New Item" in Jenkins.
Enter a name for your job and select "#Freestyle project or #Maven Project"

4. Configure Source Code Management:
Choose "Git" and enter the GitHub repository URL.
Set up credentials if needed.

5. Configure Build Steps:
Add a build step to invoke Maven.
Select the Maven version configured in the global tools.
Set the goals (e.g., clean install).


6. Save and Run:
Save your Jenkins job configuration and build the job to verify that everything is set up correctly.

4. Run the Jenkins Job:

1. #Trigger the Build:
Manually trigger the build initially.

2. Check Console Output:
#Inspect the console output for any errors or issues.

Notes:

#GitHub #Webhook (Optional):
You can set up a GitHub webhook to trigger the #Jenkins #job automatically whenever changes are pushed to the repository.

Maven pom.xml Configuration:
Make sure your Maven pom.xml is correctly configured, including dependencies and plugins for Cucumber.

Cucumber Report:
Ensure that your Cucumber tests generate the necessary reports (typically in the target directory).

This guide provides a basic outline, and specifics may vary depending on your project structure and requirements. Adjust the steps accordingly based on your project's nuances.

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