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I've got Jenkins set up to build my application test target and execute tests in the iOS simulator like this answer says. When I execute the build in Jenkins, the iOS simulator launches and runs all of my tests, but I only get output in the test log for the first test.

If I run xcodebuild from the command line it also runs all of my tests, but I do get output for all of the tests.

Does anybody have any idea what could be going wrong in Jenkins or suggestions for further troubleshooting? Thanks!

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I haven't run into this, but is it possible that each test result returned counts as a 'complete' message from stdout? So Jenkins would stop once the first result is returned because it thinks it has received the 'all clear' (shell returns a "0" all clear)? – maznika Mar 29 at 19:42
The program that produces the output was still executing and does not return a shell exit code until it completes all tests. I ended up writing another script that wraps the program and reproduces its output. Hacky fix, but it eventually got me where I needed to be. – Greg Mar 29 at 19:48
Wow. Very strange, but your fix was all I could think of as well for a work around. – maznika Mar 29 at 20:37

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