[elygre]

As one example, GitLab CI does not have a good story with handling unit test failures from e.g. gradle.

You can choose to keep the build output from a failed build, which you can download as a zip file, unpack locally, and look at the reports. This user experience makes test reports mostly useless.

At the same time, they have test coverage badges, where test output is parsed to provide coverage. To me, that's really weird: You don't get proper access to test failures, but lots of work into test coverage.

(I have no knowledge of this, but I suspect that being a Ruby-shop, they have little experience with working with java projects, and therefore don't really understand how the toolchain works. This is all guesswork, though).

In the end, we cannot give up Jenkins. We need to know the result of our tests, and see the test output!

[sytse]

I totally agree that we can do better showing test output and we're working on that in https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/22098