Export RSpec results metadata to CircleCI #1321
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This will also feed into CircleCI insights (today it doesn't show per-test failures, but it is a planned feature and we can fetch the data via the API) |
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This PR exports RSpec of test results to CircleCI.
This allows CircleCI to properly record and display test failures, instead of us having to dig around the plain text output: (from Ruby 2.0 test failure)
There's also a way to get historically flaky and slow tests, but it's only available through CircleCI API calls. I haven't had the time to do this API work yet, but it's good to start collecting data already for such report.