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In the automation era, developing test scripts is just one of the overall test automation cycle parts. We can develop the test scripts to validate whether the functionality is working fine or not. Still, execution results matter a lot because test scripts are only understandable by technical people. If we talk about higher management or stakeholders or non-technical person, they don't care about the technical aspects of test scripts; they only care about execution results at the end. So, we need to summarize all our execution results into one report so that anyone can analyze the final status of execution results by just seeing that report. This is where Test Reporting comes into the picture, and Jenkins Reporting capabilities is one of the most known features of Jenkins.

Subsequently, in this article, we will try to understand a few of the reporting formats supported by Jenkins. Then, we will understand how to configure and use those Jenkins reportings by covering the details in the following topics:

How to Publish JUnit report in Jenkins?

How to set up a plugin for html report in jenkins.

• How to publish HTML reports in Jenkins?

What are reports in Jenkins?

Reports are basically the structured as well as a graphical way to produce the execution results of tests. As we discussed in the introductory part that we generate reports so that higher management, stakeholders as well as other team members who have less technical knowledge can also easily understand the success ratio of our scripts, and based on that, they can analyze the quality of our test scripts as well as product.

In Jenkins's perspective, different formats of reports are available. It depends on us that in which format we want to publish our results. These reports can be graphical, tabular, or in other detailed formats. The Jenkins reporting capabilities majorly depend on third-party plugins. So, we will need to install and configure a compatible plugin for the same whatever the report's expected format. Let's quickly see how we can integrate and view JUnit reports in Jenkins:

In this section, we will see that how to publish JUnit test result reports in Jenkins. Please follow the below steps to achieve this part:

Step 1: Before moving to further action, please ensure that JUnit Plugin  is properly installed in the Jenkins machine. By default, it is automatically installed in Jenkins, but then we can go to Plugin Manager and install it if it is not installed. Once it is installed, then it will be displayed under the installed tab like the below image:

Step 2: For publishing the Junit report, let's take the example of the freestyle project. I created the project as "Test_Junit_Report", as shown in the below image:

Step 3: Now, go to configure section and Put the description of the project and the GitHub Project URL as we put our script in GitHub. Please find the GitHub repository URL  [ https://github.com/toolsqa17061989/SetupBuildJob/.

Step 4: Go to the Source Code Management  section and put the repository URL mentioned in the below image.

Step 5: Now, go to the Build   section and do the following steps:

• Click on the "Add Build Step"   dropdown.
• Select option "Invoke top-level Maven targets".
• In the Goal textbox, write the command like "clean compile test".
• Click on the Save button.

Step 6: Now run the build to check whether the build result is successful or not. After running successfully, go to the job and click on the "Workspace"   link.

As soon as we click on the above-mentioned link, we will be inside this directory. Now click on the "target" link.

As soon as we click on the above-mentioned link, we will be inside this directory. Now click on the "surefire-reports"   link.

Step 7: As soon as we click on the link mentioned in the previous step, we will be inside this directory. Now, we need to copy the path highlighted in the below image:

Step 8: Go to Job configuration and move towards the "Post Build Actions"   section. Now do the following steps:

• Click on the "Add post-build action"   dropdown.
• Select option "Publish JUnit test result report"   option.
• In Test report XMLs textbox, copy the same path following by .xml so complete path would be target/surefire-reports/ .xml.

Step 9: Now trigger the build. Once it is completed, go to the respective job, and we can see the new item named "Latest Test Results",   and this is our JUnit Test result report.

Step 10: We can click on the above highlighted link and see the test results.

So, in this way, we can publish the JUnit test result report. In the next section, let's see one more type of report supported by Jenkins, i.e., HTML.

What is Jenkins HTML report?

In the previous section, we saw that how to publish a Jenkins JUnit Report. So, in this section, we will talk about another format, i.e., HTML Report. The HTML report is the better way to represent the test results and can be easily integrated with Jenkins reporting capabilities by enabling the HTML reporting plugin. As the name suggests, this report is in HTML format and gives us a better look and feel to analyze the results. Let's see in the next subsection that what plugin is required in Jenkins to publish HTML Report.

For getting the option for HTML report in Jenkins, we need to install the "HTML Publisher"   plugin in Jenkins. Please follow the below steps to install the above plugin in Jenkins:

Step 1: Go to the Manage Plugin section and do the following steps:

• Click on the "Available" tab.
• Type text "HTML"   in the search box.
• Check the checkbox against the HTML Publisher plugin.
• Click on the " Download now and install after restart"   button. It is recommended to restart Jenkins for the effective installation of this plugin.

Step 2: As soon as we click on "Download now and install after the restart" a new window will be open in which we can see the progress of the installation of this plugin.

Step 3: After successful installation, we can see this plugin under the "installed" section.

So, in this way, we can install the HTML publisher plugin in Jenkins. In the next subsection, let's see how to publish HTML reports in Jenkins.

How to publish an HTML report in Jenkins?

In the previous subsection, we saw that how we can install the HTML publisher plugin in Jenkins. So, in this subsection, let's see how to publish HTML reports in Jenkins. This time, we are taking an example of the maven project. So, please follow the below steps to achieve it:

Note: For knowing more regarding maven, please visit the article "Jenkins Maven Configuration" .

Step 1: Create a maven job as we created as "Setup build Job". Now go to configure section and then go to directly "Source Code Management"   section and do the following steps:

• Select option "Git".
• Put the repository URL as  https://github.com/toolsqa17061989/SetupBuildJob.git as we have a GitHub repository already for it.

Step 2: Go to the build section, put "pom.xml"   text in the Root POM textbox, and put the command "clean install"   inside the Goals and options textbox.

Step 3: Go to the "Post-build Actions"   section, click on the "Add post-build action"   dropdown, and here we can see the option "Publish HTML reports".

Now click on the above-mentioned option of "Publish HTML reports".

Step 4: As soon as we click on the above-mentioned option, we can see the publish HTML reports section. Now, click on the "Add"   button.

Step 5: As soon as we click on add button, Publish HTML report section is displayed, and where we need to give some information.

Step 6: First thing that we need to fill in is the HTML directory path. To extract this path, go to Jenkins workspace, move towards the project and then go to the test output folder. this is the path that we will use to give the HTML directory path.

Step 7: Now, we need to fill in the information under HTML publish report section. Please do the following steps to do it:

• Put the HTML directory path extracted from the above step.
• Keep the value of the Index page text box as it is, i.e., index.html.
• Put the Report title whatever you want as we set by default title as HTML Report.

Step 8: Now trigger the job and after the run, go to the job, and here we can see the "HTML Report"   link highlighted in the below image.

Step 9: When we click on this link, a new tab opens in the same browser, and in that tab, our HTML report displays.

We can click on the various links present in the report to see other results. So, in this way, we can publish our HTML report in Jenkins. The problem with the above report is that it is not well displayed because CSS properties are not loaded for this file.  Please follow further steps to resolve it.

10th Step: Go to Jenkins dashboard and click on "Manage Jenkins".

11th Step: Click on the link named "Manage nodes and clouds".

Step 12: Click on the gear icon displayed in the top right corner.

Step 13: Click on the "Script Console"   link highlighted in the below image.

14th Step: Now, we need to write a one-liner below groovy script in the script console and click on the run.

As soon as we click on the Run button, we will see the "Result"  text, and if we can see this text, then it means that our script worked fine.

Step 15: Now go to the respective job again and either refresh the page or trigger the build again, and this time, we can see the well-versed report.

So, in this way, we can publish an HTML report using the Jenkins reporting capabilities.

Key Takeaways

• Jenkins reporting capabilities depend on the third-party plugins, and we can integrate multiple reporting plugins on a need basis.
• Reports are basically the structured as well as a graphical way to produce our execution results of tests.
• To publish JUnit Test result reports, JUnit Plugin needs to be installed on Jenkins.
• Under Post Build action, we can see the option of the JUnit test result report, and after giving relevant information, we can trigger build and see the report.
• To publish HTML reports, HTML Publisher Plugin needs to be installed on Jenkins.
• Under Post Build action, we can see the option of  HTML publish the report, and after giving relevant information, we can trigger build and see the report.
• If reports are not properly displayed, we need to run the groovy script, and after that, we can see a well-formatted report.

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Jenkins is one of the most popular CI/CD tools for automating builds and deployments. It is very flexible and can be deployed on almost every operating system, as well as on Red Hat OpenShift . This article shows you how to deploy Jenkins on OpenShift 4.9, create a simple pipeline to deploy a Java application to OpenShift, do some testing, save the test results as HTML, and publish it as an artifact so that people can see the results.

For this scenario, we'll generate an HTML report using Maven OWASP Dependency Check plugins . The report will contain a list of libraries that contain vulnerabilities. This pipeline runs on Jenkins 2.2 on top of OpenShift 4.9.

Use Jenkins to generate a report on OpenShift 4

There are multiple ways to set up Jenkins on OpenShift 4. This article uses a template provided by the OpenShift Developer Catalog.

First, check whether the Jenkins template is available in OpenShift:

If Jenkins templates are available, you'll get output such as:

Now let's try to spawn a Jenkins ephemeral report. In this case, ephemeral means that the service is not storing its data. The ephemeral approach is good for a nonproduction environment. The following command creates Jenkins instances in the CI/CD namespace:

Check the created route to see the exact URL for the newly created Jenkins instances. Then open that URL and log in with your OpenShift credentials.

Building and running a pipeline

Start creating a build pipeline by selecting a Pipeline icon in your Jenkins instance, as shown in Figure 1.

Next, paste the following code into the Pipeline script, as shown in Figure 2:

Now focus on the "generate report" stage, where you save your HTML report as a build artifact. Press the Build Now button, highlighted in Figure 3, to trigger the pipeline.

And now the HTML report appears in the menu bar on the left, as shown in Figure 4.

Clicking on the report button displays the contents of the generated HTML report, as illustrated in Figure 5.

If you find that your report shows some errors or is a bit disorganized, there's a workaround to fix it. Go to Script Console inside the Manage Jenkins menu, as shown in Figure 6.

Type the following script inside the Script Console text field and then press the Run button.

In addition to automating your CI/CD process, Jenkins can automate the recording of events that occur during its own run. This article has illustrated several parts of the open source environment that make it easy to generate and save reports from Jenkins.

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Set the standard: report on the independent review into commonwealth parliamentary workplaces (2021).

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The Australian Human Rights Commission has launched Set the Standard: Report on the Independent Review into Commonwealth Parliamentary Workplaces.

On 5 March 2021, the Independent Review into Commonwealth Parliamentary Workplaces (Review) was established by the Australian Government, with support from the Federal Opposition and crossbench. Conducted by the Australian Human Rights Commission and led by the Sex Discrimination Commissioner, the Review was asked to make recommendations to ensure that Commonwealth parliamentary workplaces are safe and respectful and that the nation’s Parliament reflects best practice in prevention and response to bullying, sexual harassment and sexual assault. The report has been tabled on 30 November 2021.

The Commission acknowledges that the release of the report may cause distress for individuals that work within Commonwealth parliamentary workplaces. In partnership with the Full Stop Australia (formerly Rape & Domestic Violence Services Australia), the Commission has developed a trauma-informed guide to support individuals and assist Managers in supporting their staff.

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With the Allure Report plugin for Jenkins, you can add an “Allure Report” step to your build configuration, so that Jenkins will generate a test report automatically for each build.

Installation and configuration

To enable Allure support in your Jenkins installation, do the following under the administrator account:

• install the plugin ,
• install the global tool .

1. Install the plugin

The recommended method of installing the Allure Report plugin is via the Jenkins web interface. However, if your Jenkins configuration does not have access to the internet, you can install the plugin by uploading an HPI file to Jenkins manually. The selected installation method does not affect the functionality of the plugin.

To install the plugin from the internet directly:

In the Jenkins web interface, go to Manage Jenkins → Manage Plugins → Available plugins .

Using the search box, find the ”Allure” plugin. Check the checkbox next to the plugin.

Click Install without restart .

On the Download progress page, wait until each status is ”Success”.

To install the plugin via a file:

On the Releases page for Allure Report plugin , find the version you want to choose (the latest version is recommended) and click direct link . Save the HPI file to a local directory on your device.

In the Jenkins web interface, go to Manage Jenkins → Manage Plugins → Advanced settings .

Under the Deploy Plugin section, click Browse and select the HPI archive from your device.

Click the Deploy button to confirm the installation.

After the installation, the plugin will appear in the Manage Jenkins → Manage Plugins → Installed plugins section.

2. Install the global tool

The second necessary part of the installation process is adding the Allure command-line utility to Jenkins as a “global tool”. Once added, Jenkins will take care of downloading the utility to every machine that needs to build a test report.

The Allure Report plugin provides an easy way to download and add the latest version of the global tool from the official Allure server. However, if your Jenkins configuration does not have access to the internet, you can set up a custom URL from which the utility will be downloaded.

To install the tool from the internet directly:

In the Jenkins web interface, go to Manage Jenkins → Global Tool Configuration .

Under the Allure Commandline section, click Add Allure Commandline .

Make sure that the Install automatically checkbox is checked, and the options block for From Maven Central is shown.

Fill in the fields:

• Name — a name to help you recognize this version of the tool, e.g., “2.24.0”.
• Version — the release of Allure Report to install. The latest version is recommended.

Click Save .

To install the tool from a custom URL:

In the allure-commandline directory at Maven Central , find the latest ZIP or TAR.GZ archive. Copy it to a web server that is available to the Jenkins server.

Make sure that the Install automatically checkbox is checked.

Click X to remove the From Maven Central block.

Click Add installer → Extract *.zip/*.tar.gz ..

• Download URL for binary archive — the URL from which the utility will be downloaded.
• Subdirectory of extracted archive — leave empty.

Using Allure in a freestyle project

In Jenkins, a “freestyle project” is a build configuration for which you add and edit steps via the web interface. With the Allure Report plugin, the web interface gets an option to add a post-build action for building test reports.

In the Jenkins web interface, select a job you want to enable Allure Report for.

In the menu on the left, click Configure .

Before continuing, make sure that the build configuration: contains a step that runs the project's tests, has the Allure adapter enabled for its test framework.

Under the Post-build Actions section, click Add post-build action → Allure Report .

In the Results → Path field, specify the path to the test results directory (see How it works ).

If you have multiple build steps generating test results into multiple directories, use the Add button to specify more paths.

If you have more than one version of the Allure global tool installed (see Install the global tool ), click Advanced and make sure that the proper version is selected in Commandline .

After the configuration, you can click Build Now to run the build configuration.

Using Allure in a Jenkins Pipeline script

If you store the job in a Jenkins Pipeline script , you can use the allure command to define a step for building test reports. It is recommended to use the Jenkins web interface for generating the command with the appropriate parameters.

In Jenkins, select a job you want to enable upload for.

In the menu on the left, click Pipeline Syntax .

An interface for generating code snippets for Jenkins Pipeline will open.

In the Sample Step dropdown list, select “allure: Allure Report”.

Click Generate Pipeline Script .

In the area below the button, the generated command will appear, for example:

Copy the generated command into clipboard.

Open the Groovy script that you use for the project. It may be:

• the script in the text box in (job) → Configure → Pipeline ,
• the Jenkinsfile under the project's version control system (see the official documentation ).

Paste the generated command into the appropriate place of the script.

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If you use the Declarative Pipeline syntax , find the stage that runs the tests and insert a new always block into that stage's post block. This will make Allure Report run after the test launch regardless of how many tests succeeded.

For example:

If you use the Scripted Pipeline syntax , there are a lot of ways to organize the pipeline code in such a way that Allure Report runs after the tests, regardless of their results. One way to do so is to wrap all existing steps in a try statement, with the generated allure command placed in the finally block.

Save the script. In the case of a Jenkinsfile , make sure to commit the changes to the repository.

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In the previous tutorial, we have seen the  Integration of Allure Report with Jenkins . In this tutorial, we show you how to generate Extent Report Using Jenkins. 

Table of Contents

Prerequisite

• Create a new Maven project
• Build Management
• Select a custom workspace
• Select “Publish HTML reports” from “Post Build Actions”
• Execute the tests
• View the Extent Report

Jenkin’s installed and started on the computer. The current Jenkins version is – 2.361.2

To generate HTML Report in Jenkins, we need to download  HTML Publisher Plugin . Please refer to this tutorial to install the plugin –  How to install Plugins in Jenkins .

Implementation Steps

Step 1: create a new maven project.

• Give the Name of the project – ExtentReport_Demo
• Click on the  Maven project.  
• Click on the  OK  button.

In the General section, enter the project  description  in the Description box.

Select  Source Code Management  as  None  if the project is locally present on the machine.

Step 2: Build Management

Go to the  Build section of the new job.

• In the Root POM textbox, enter the  full path to pom.xml
• In the Goals and options section, enter “clean test site”

Here, I have used the Selenium project with JUnit , so to see the complete project, please refer to this tutorial –    How to generate JUnit4 Report .

Click on the  Advanced  button.

Step 3: Select a custom workspace

Mention the  full path of the project  in the directory.

Step 4: Select “Publish HTML reports” from “Post Build Actions”

Scroll down to  “Post Build Actions ” and click on the  “Add Post Build Actions”  drop-down list. Select “ Publish HTML reports “. 

If you want to see where the report is saved in Jenkins, go to the  Dashboard ->ExtentReport_Demo project -> Workspace ->target -> Reports -> Spark.html.

Enter the HTML directory to archive –  Reports , Index page[s] –  Spark.html,  and Report title –  Extent Report .

Click on the  Apply  and  Save  buttons.

We have created a new Maven project  “ExtentReport_Demo” with the configuration to run the Cucumber, and Selenium with TestNG Tests and also to generate HTML Report after execution using Jenkins.

Step 5: Execute the tests

Let’s execute it now by clicking on the “Build Now” button.

Right-click on Build Number (here in my case it is #4).

Click on  Console Output  to see the result.

Step 6: View the Extent Report

Once the execution is completed, click on go “ Back to Project “, and we can see a link to view the “ Extent Report “.

We can see here that the  Extent Report  link is displayed in the Console.

Below is the  Extent Report  generated in Jenkins.

Tip:  If you don’t see the Report UI intact, then you need to configure a simple Groovy script. For that, go to  Dashboard–>Manage Jenkins–>Script Console  and add the script as:

Congratulations on making it through this tutorial and hope you found it useful! Happy Learning!! Cheers!!

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Bengals pick Michigan DT Kris Jenkins in 2nd of 2024 NFL draft. What to know

The Cincinnati Bengals selected Michigan football defensive tackle Kris Jenkins with the 49th overall pick in the second round of the 2024 NFL draft. Jenkins was a four-year player at Michigan, helping anchor one of the best defensive lines in football en route to three Big Ten championships and a national championship in 2023. Here’s everything you need to know about Jenkins: 

Kris Jenkins scouting report

Jenkins was an anchor for the 2023 Michigan defense, which finished as the best unit in college football and helped lead the Wolverines to the national title. Jenkins is a space-eating mauler on the defensive line who uses his strength and speed as an amazing athlete to plug up runs and move passing pockets. He comes from NFL pedigree with an All-Pro defensive tackle father and was voted team captain for the national championship-winning team in 2023. On his demeanor, former coach Jim Harbaugh said Jenkins was “the poster person for enthusiasm unknown to mankind for the 2023 year."

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Across 37 games in college, Jenkins accounted for 112 total tackles, four sacks, one interception and one fumble recovery.

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Jenkins split time in a defensive tackle rotation along with Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant, but still stood out as a difference-maker for Michigan. Jenkins frequently faced double teams but still plugged run gaps and was able to provide a pass rush from the interior. He can cross the face of an offensive lineman to blow up runs and use his strength to move grown offensive linemen off their spots in both the run and pass. In his highlights, you will see him shrug off zone run blocks and beat guards and centers upfield with his speed and heavy hands. 

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Jenkins had one of the best combine tests of any defensive tackle prospect since 1987, finishing with a 9.55 relative athletic score, or RAS. Jenkins ran a 4.91-second 40-yard dash with a 30-inch vertical jump and 9-foot, 7-inch broad jump after weighing at 299 pounds.  

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Aaron Hernandez's fiancée responds to jokes made about late former Patriots TE during 'The Roast of Tom Brady'

Hernandez died in prison by suicide in 2017.

Shayanna Jenkins, the fiancée of late former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez and the mother of the couple's child, responded to jokes directed at Hernandez during Netflix's "The Roast of Tom Brady,"  which aired Sunday.

"It's sad that I'm trying to raise my children in such a cruel world," Jenkins told TMZ regarding her 11-year-old daughter.

Hernandez was convicted of the 2013 murder  of Odin Lloyd in 2015 and sentenced to life in prison. He died by suicide in 2017 after hanging himself in his jail cell. Hernandez wrote three suicide notes , one to Jenkins and two to the couple's daughter , per a state police report.

Several people who participated in Sunday's roast of Brady mentioned or alluded to Hernandez in their jokes.

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The JUnit plugin provides a publisher that consumes XML test reports generated during the builds and provides some graphical visualization of the historical test results (see JUnit graph for a sample) as well as a web UI for viewing test reports, tracking failures, and so on. Jenkins understands the JUnit test report XML format (which is also used by TestNG). When this option is configured, Jenkins can provide useful information about test results, such as trends.

The plugin also provides a generic API for other unit-test publisher plugins in Jenkins. This functionality was part of the Jenkins Core until it was split out to this plugin in version in 1.577.

Configuration

The JUnit publisher is configured at the job level by adding a Publish JUnit test result report post build action. The configuration parameters include:

Test report XMLs: Specify the path to JUnit XML files in the Ant glob syntax, such as **/build/test-reports/*.xml . Be sure not to include any non-report files into this pattern. You can specify multiple patterns of files separated by commas. The base directory of the fileset is the workspace root.

Retain long standard output/error: If checked, any standard output or error from a test suite will be retained in the test results after the build completes. (This refers only to additional messages printed to console, not to a failure stack trace). Such output is always kept if the test failed, but by default lengthy output from passing tests is truncated to save space. Check this option if you need to see every log message from even passing tests, but beware that Jenkins's memory consumption can substantially increase as a result, even if you never look at the test results!

Health report amplification factor: The amplification factor to apply to test failures when computing the test result contribution to the build health score. The default factor is 1.0. A factor of 0.0 will disable the test result contribution to build health score, and, as an example, a factor of 0.5 means that 10% of tests failing will score 95% health. The factor is persisted with the build results, so changes will only be reflected in new builds.

Allow empty results: If checked, the default behavior of failing a build on missing test result files or empty test results is changed to not affect the status of the build. Please note that this setting make it harder to spot misconfigured jobs or build failures where the test tool does not exit with an error code when not producing test report files.

Skip publishing checks: If this option is unchecked, then the plugin automatically publishes the test results to corresponding SCM hosting platforms. For example, if you are using this feature for a GitHub organization project, the warnings will be published to GitHub through the Checks API. If this operation slows down your build, or you don't want to publish the warnings to SCM platforms, you can use this option to deactivate this feature.

Checks name: If provided, and publishing checks enabled, the plugin will use this name when publishing results to corresponding SCM hosting platforms. If not, a default of "Test" will be used.

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Four-Star Georgia Tech Basketball Signee Sees Big Jump In Latest Recruiting Rankings

Jackson caudell | may 11, 2024.

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It has been a successful offseason on the recruiting trail for Georgia Tech head coach Damon Stoudamire. He has signed one of the top high school recruiting classes in the ACC and the country, while also bringing in impactful transfers from the portal. The high school class currently ranks No. 14 in the country and has talented players such as Four Star guard Jaeden Mustaf, Four Star Forward Darrion Sutton, Four Star Center Doryan Onwuchekwa, and Three-Star Center Cole Kirouac.

In the latest updated recruiting rankings from 247Sports, Onwuchekwa saw a big leap. He is now ranked as the No. 148 overall prospect in the rankings and here is what 247Sports analyst Dushawn London had to say about Onwuchekwa's rise in the rankings:

"A one time out of shape big man who showed flashes of potential, Doryan Onwuchekwa totally transformed his body as a senior and the former Colorado commit has all of the tools to be a very solid pick up for what Damon Stoudamire is building at Georgia Tech.

While he was in earlier editions of the rankings before falling out due to an inconsistent motor, the way Onwuchekwa has revamped his game during his final year of high school has been fun to watch. He regularly competed with other highly regarded big men, he became more of a force around the rim and in general his increased level of engagement and focus on both ends of the floor have allowed him to be the most productive version of himself while earning a spot in the final rankings."

Getting him to commit after being released from his NLI from Colorado was a huge from Stoudamire and the staff. I think all of these guys could challenge for playing time next season and they will mesh well with Javian McCollum, Luke O'Brien, and Ryan Mutombo. Stoudamire might not be done adding transfers either, with the Yellow Jackets reportedly a finalist for Georgia center Frank Anselem-Ibe.

Rated a four-star prospect by three of the four recruiting services, Onwuchekwa led Faith Family Academy of Oak Cliff to a 118-24 overall record, 34-0 in district play, and three state titles in the 4A level of the University Scholastic League in his four years. He earned all-state honors by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches in in 2023 and 2024, and was named to the Dallas All-Metro team by the Dallas Morning News both years. As a senior, Onwuchekwa averaged 16 points, 10 rebounds and two blocks while hitting 38 percent of his three-point shots. He scored 19 points with 14 rebounds for Faith Family Academy in the state championship game.

“Doryan is one of the better shooting bigs in the country,” Stoudamire said. “He’s really worked on his body, losing 50 pounds within the last year, which showed his commitment to be the best player he can be. As he gets stronger, again just like Darrion, he can impact our program for years to come.”

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Last year, a jury considered whether Ed Sheeran had copied Marvin Gaye’s classic “Let’s Get It On.”

But the courtroom didn’t hear Gaye’s sensuously sung original recording:

Instead, the jury was played a bare, electronically recreated track with a robotic voice:

It brought up a curious question …

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What Is a Song?

Is it simply the music flowing out of your earphones? According to the law, the answer is a bit more complicated.

By Ben Sisario

Ben Sisario has been covering music and copyright for more than a decade, including trials involving Ed Sheeran, Led Zeppelin and the song “Blurred Lines.”

For most music fans, a song is a simple thing to define: It’s the melodies, the lyrics, the grooves that come out of your speakers.

It’s a much thornier question when it comes to copyright law, one that has been tested in a series of high-profile lawsuits over the last decade, involving stars like Ed Sheeran, Led Zeppelin, Pharrell and Robin Thicke. Is songwriting defined by what you hear on a recording, or the notes inked long ago on a piece of sheet music? Where does a composer’s work end, and a performing artist’s begin?

In other words, what, exactly, is a song, in the eyes of the law?

In many music copyright disputes, one of the main issues is originality, or how the law sets a boundary between creative expression that is the property of a single artist versus material in the public domain. Last year, a federal jury in New York heard hours of expert testimony about whether a syncopated four-chord sequence in Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get It On” was distinctive enough that Sheeran’s song “Thinking Out Loud” infringed on it — or whether, as Sheeran’s lawyers contended, those parts are generic “building blocks” that no musician can own. The jury ruled in Sheeran’s favor , finding that he and a co-writer had created their song independently and not copied from Gaye’s 1973 classic.

But a key question running through that trial was about something even more fundamental: whether the core of “Let’s Get It On” — and what is protected by its copyright — is determined by the sounds we hear on its original recording, or the notes written on yellowing sheet music stored at the Library of Congress.

That issue was at the center of an appeals court’s decision four years ago regarding Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven,” and it is being considered in another appeal related to Sheeran and “Let’s Get It On.” Many experts believe it’s an underexplored question that gets to the heart of how copyright law intersects with music.

“This is the deep, existential, metaphysical question at the center of music copyright: We don’t even know what it is,” said Jennifer Jenkins, a law professor at Duke.

It is also an important question for an industry that in recent years has poured billions of dollars into deals for song catalogs, partly on the faith that their underlying copyrights offer robust protection against infringement. That may be challenging for older songs, because of a quirk in the law that can restrict how a song is defined and, therefore, just what its author owns.

How does a song get copyright protection?

There is a key date related to this issue: Jan. 1, 1978, when the last major revision of United States copyright law took effect.

Since then, songwriters have been able to register a composition with the Copyright Office by submitting a recording; all the melodies, chords and lyrics on it are considered evidence of their work. But earlier songs were subject to the Copyright Act of 1909, which required that songwriters submit transcribed sheet music, known as deposit copies.

For a century, these deposit copies were little more than receipts in a copyright paper trail. But since the “Blurred Lines” case a decade ago, when Pharrell and Thicke were found to have copied Gaye’s “Got to Give It Up” and ordered to pay more than $5 million in damages, these once-obscure documents have taken on a greater significance.

The judge in that case ruled that, under the 1909 law, the deposit copy for “Got to Give It Up” (1977) determined the “scope” of that song’s copyright. In other words, only the notes on its paper submission counted as representing Gaye’s songwriting creation, and any other elements that were on the song’s recording but not the deposit copy — like percussion and studio atmospherics — were not part of the underlying composition. (A separate copyright applies to the recording.) The jury, instructed to consider only what was on Gaye’s deposit copy, found that “Blurred Lines” had copied from it.

These deposit copies can be minimal, sometimes featuring just a vocal melody and indications of chords. The one for “Taurus,” a 1967 piece by the psychedelic rock band Spirit, which Led Zeppelin was accused of copying on “Stairway to Heaven,” is a single-page sketch of barely 100 notes, and a lawyer representing Michael Skidmore, a trustee of the trust that owns rights to “Taurus,” argued that it was not even an accurate transcription.

The deposit copy for “Let’s Get It On” is five pages but omits elements like piano, drums and guitar — including the wah-wah opening guitar lick that has been a Pavlovian call to the dance floor at many a wedding — that are part of the signature sound of Gaye’s original track.

The judge overseeing Sheeran’s trial, citing an appeals court’s detailed decision in the Led Zeppelin case, ruled that the absence of those elements from the “Let’s Get It On” deposit copy meant that lawyers for the plaintiffs — family members of Ed Townsend, Gaye’s co-writer and producer — had to restrict their arguments to the vocal melody and the chord pattern. That restriction likewise applied to Alexander Stewart, a music professor at the University of Vermont, who testified as an expert witness for the plaintiffs.

“Every time I opened my mouth and said the word ‘bass line,’ I was cut off,” Stewart said in an interview. “It was hard to make any cogent argument.”

Following a ruling by the judge, Gaye’s recording was never played for jurors. Instead, they heard an electronic realization of the deposit copy, submitted by the defense. It included bare piano chords and a robotic-sounding vocal — an oddly cold interpretation of one of pop music’s supreme erotic anthems. As the track played, quizzical expressions came over a few jurors’ faces.

Some scholars say the legal distinction between a composition in a deposit copy and what appears in a finished recording is a sign that the law has not kept up with how pop music has been made for decades. Very often, songs are created in the recording studio, and the line between composing, producing and performing can be fuzzy.

“It is completely divorced from actual music-making practice,” said Joseph P. Fishman, a professor at Vanderbilt Law School.

Jenkins, of Duke, said these cases point to one of the basic complexities of applying copyright — a concept originally made for books and other written material — to music.

“Music is first and foremost an auditory art form, but for most of copyright’s history it’s been defined as something you see,” Jenkins said. “There’s this disconnect, where the signifier — that written thing — is what a composer owns, but the signified is what the song actually is. It’s what we’re listening to.”

Is a whole song on the sheet music?

Exactly why deposit copies have gone from obscure legal formalities to hot topics in some of the biggest music lawsuits of the last decade is unclear. One theory is that historically, most accusations of infringement have involved the most prominent elements of a song, like the hook, vocal melody or lyrics — things that even the plainest sheet music would highlight.

But as pop music has evolved, and techniques like sampling have become standard, it has also become more common for background elements and secondary parts to be in dispute. Many recent cases, like those over “Blurred Lines” and Katy Perry’s “Dark Horse,” have focused on these aspects. (To some observers, the “Blurred Lines” verdict seemed to give the Gaye estate control over a loose rhythmic groove , though lawyers argued that it involved specific notes on a deposit copy.)

David Pullman, an investor whose company Structured Asset Sales is bringing the Sheeran appeal — he is best known for creating “Bowie bonds,” backed by David Bowie’s music royalties, in the 1990s — said he believes that many current artists borrow too much from popular old songs. “It’s easier to take a shortcut and infringe,” Pullman said in an interview, “than write a song that’s original.”

The history of the Sheeran case, now before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, is complex. Structured Asset Sales, which owns an 11.11 percent interest in “Let’s Get It On,” filed its own suit over “Thinking Out Loud” after a judge blocked the company from joining the Townsend family’s original action.

Structured Asset Sales’ suit was dismissed by a district court judge shortly after Sheeran won at trial last year. In its appeal, the company argues that a deposit copy does not necessarily define the scope of a song’s copyright under the 1909 law, and that the material on the sheet music only needs to be sufficient to identify it, despite the law’s reference to a “complete” copy. In court papers, Hillel I. Parness, a lawyer for the company, argued that expert witnesses should be able to interpret deposit copies for the jury, as happened at a trial involving the singer Michael Bolton in 1994.

Sheeran’s lawyers argue that the deposit copy rule is clear from the law, and is supported by longstanding guidance from the Copyright Office. At oral arguments last month, Donald S. Zakarin, a lawyer for Sheeran, also warned that straying from a deposit copy’s notation could lead to problems of “subjectivity” when defining a musical work that is in dispute.

“Future authors,” Zakarin said, “are going to be subjected to, ‘No, no, no, I intended to have that bass line. I know it’s not there, but I intended it.’”

In an informal survey of about a dozen intellectual-property experts, most said Sheeran’s side had the stronger argument about deposit copies under the 1909 law. “It’s a lousy rule,” said Fishman. “But that does seem to have been the rule at the time.”

But this rule, as set down in the Skidmore v. Led Zeppelin appeal, has at least one prominent skeptic in Paul Goldstein, a professor at Stanford Law School who is the author of a widely cited copyright treatise.

“Where I disagree with Skidmore,” Goldstein wrote in an email, “is in its assertion that the fact the copyright was secured by deposit of a copy of the musical work implies that the deposit copy defines the scope of copyright in the work to the exclusion of any other relevant evidence.” That evidence, he said, could include things like drafts and correspondence around a song’s creation.

Goldstein pointed to another possible source of evidence: sound recordings submitted to the Copyright Office as a supplemental registration. Under that theory, a songwriter with a deficient deposit copy of an old song could, since 1978, submit a recording of it to cover any additional elements — bass lines or guitar solos, for example — absent from the original registration.

This workaround was suggested by the Copyright Office and the Justice Department in an amicus brief filed in the Led Zeppelin appeal. It was apparently little known at the time, though Structured Asset Sales’ court papers note that in 1988, the music publisher for the Rolling Stones’ song “Sympathy for the Devil” submitted that track’s 1968 studio recording to cover a new “arrangement.”

Pullman, of Structured Asset Sales, said that discussion of this workaround during the Led Zeppelin appeal led him to submit the recording of “Let’s Get It On” as a new registration in 2020, to cover any compositional elements not on the deposit copy — which could be more ammunition in a dispute against Sheeran’s “Thinking Out Loud.”

Could it work? So far that issue has not been tested by the courts.

Credits: Rob Verhorst/Redferns, via Getty Images (Marvin Gaye photograph); Let’s Get It On: written by Marvin Gaye and Ed Townsend; Taurus: written by Randy Wolfe, a.k.a. Randy California (music sheets)

Produced by Alicia DeSantis , Sean Catangui , Jolie Ruben , Josephine Sedgwick and Tala Safie .

Ben Sisario covers the music industry. He has been writing for The Times since 1998. More about Ben Sisario

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Thousands of golf balls are put into a bin each day and sorted out for players on the driving range, and it’s all done by hand.

As players start their day off at the driving range, Richard Miller hops into the “picker” collecting every golf ball.

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But the former president has now firmly dismissed those speculations.

The former governor of South Carolina, Haley, was reportedly being actively considered by Trump's campaign to be his running mate. This was first reported by Axios earlier on Saturday.

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The news site stated , "Republicans close to both campaigns believe it's in Haley and Trump's mutual interests to reconcile" in light of their rivalry during the GOP primary.

Trump categorically stated that Nikki Haley is not being considered as his vice presidential candidate.

The former president wrote on Turth Social, "Nikki Haley is not under consideration for the V.P. slot, but I wish her well!"

Axios updated their story, saying, "Well, that was fast. A day after sources told Axios that Nikki Haley was under active consideration by Donald Trump's campaign to be his running mate, he stepped in and nixed the idea."

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