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+ When checked, Hudson simply aggregates tests from + all the transitive downstream jobs of this project. This is convenient + as you don't have to individually list them and keep them up to date + as you add/remove jobs. This normally works just fine, as your test + jobs are normally set up as downstream jobs of the build job. + +

+ If for some reasons the auto aggregation doesn't work, you can always + manually specify a list of jobs to be aggregated. +

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+ Specify a list of job names manually here. Multiple names can be separated by + camma, like "foo, bar" +
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