description:Runs ABAP unit tests and ATC (ABAP Test Cockpit) checks for a specified object scope.
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This step executes ABAP unit test and ATC checks for a specified scope of objects that exist in a local Git repository on an ABAP system.
Depending on your use case, you can specify a scope of objects for which you want to execute the checks. In addition, you can choose whether you want to execute only ABAP units tests, or only ATC checks, or both.
The results of the checks are stored in a [Checkstyle](https://checkstyle.sourceforge.io/) format. With the help of the Jenkins [Warnings-Next-Generation](https://plugins.jenkins.io/warnings-ng/) Plugin), you can view the issues found, and navigate to the exact line of the source code where the issue occurred.
description:ID taken from the Jenkins credentials store containing user name and password of the user that authenticates to the ABAP system on which you want to execute the checks.
description:User that authenticates to the ABAP system. **Note** - Don´t provide this parameter directly. Either set it in the environment, or in the Jenkins credentials store, and provide the ID as value of the `abapCredentialsId` parameter.
description:Password of the ABAP user that authenticates to the ABAP system. **Note** - Don´t provide this parameter directly. Either set it in the environment, or in the Jenkins credentials store, and provide the ID as value of the `abapCredentialsId` parameter.
description:Protocol and host of the ABAP system, including the port. Please provide it in the format `<protocol>://<host>:<port>`. Supported protocols are `http` and `https`.
Indication whether you want to execute the ABAP Unit tests. If the ABAP Unit tests fail, the results are mapped as follows to the statuses available in the Jenkins plugin. (Successful ABAP unit test results are not displayed.)
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- Failed with severity `fatal` is displayed as an `Error`.
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- Failed with severity `critical` is displayed as an `Error`.
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- Failed with severity `warning` is displayed as a `Warning`.
Indication whether you want to execute the ATC checks. If the ATC checks result in errors with priorities 1 and 2, they are considered as failed. The results are mapped as follows to the statuses available in the Jenkins plugin. (Successful ATC check results are not displayed.)
Scope of objects for which you want to execute the checks:
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- `localChangedObjects`:The object scope is derived from the last activity in the local repository. The checks are executed for the individual objects.
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- `remoteChangedObjects`:The object scope is the delta between the commit that triggered the pipeline and the current commit in the remote repository. The checks are executed for the individual objects.
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- `localChangedPackages`:The object scope is derived from the last activity in the local repository. All objects are resolved into packages. The checks are executed for the packages.
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- `remoteChangedPackages`:The object scope is the delta between the commit that triggered the pipeline and the current commit in the remote repository. All objects are resolved into packages. The checks are executed for the packages.
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- `repository`:The object scope comprises all objects that are part of the local repository. The checks are executed for the individual objects. Packages (DEVC) are excluded. This is the default scope.
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- `packages`:The object scope comprises all packages that are part of the local repository. The checks are executed for the packages.
description:ID of the commit that triggered the pipeline or any other commit used to calculate the object scope. Specifying a commit is mandatory for the `remoteChangedObjects` and `remoteChangedPackages` scopes.
description:Absolute path to the directory that contains the source code that your CI/CD tool checks out. For example, in Jenkins, the workspace parameter is `/var/jenkins_home/workspace/<jobName>/`. As an alternative, you can use Jenkins's predefined environmental variable `WORKSPACE`.
description:Add query parameters (for API requests) that apply to all endpoints of the step. Provide the parameters as key-value pair map in the format `<query parameter>:<value>`.
description:Skip the verification of SSL (Secure Socket Layer) certificates when using HTTPS. This parameter is **not recommended** for productive environments.