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I currently have the following code to generate the class and the @tests report
public static synchronized ExtentTest startParentTest(String testName) { parent = extent.createTest(testName, "Hello my parents name is"); extentTestMap.put((int) (long) (Thread.currentThread().getId()), parent); return parent; } public static synchronized ExtentTest startChildTest(String testName, String desc) { ExtentTest child = parent.createNode(testName, "Hello my name is"); extentTestMap.put((int) (long) (Thread.currentThread().getId()), child); return child; }
This gives me the following:
Problem is, if i am running two suites back to back using the suites TestNG.xml, as follows:
<suite name="TP397"> <suite-files> <suite-file path="./src/test/java/com/tp/tp397_v2/Procedure1/TP397_procedure1.xml"> </suite-file> <suite-file path="./src/test/java/com/tp/tp397_v2/Procedure2/TP397_procedure2.xml"> </suite-file> </suite-files> </suite>
I see the suites lumped together in the same left hand column, as follows:
Is there a way to separate out the classes from different suites?
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I currently have the following code to generate the class and the @tests report
This gives me the following:
Problem is, if i am running two suites back to back using the suites TestNG.xml, as follows:
I see the suites lumped together in the same left hand column, as follows:
Is there a way to separate out the classes from different suites?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: