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Use hphp/test/run --xml to get an junit-like xml output. Useful on e.g Jenkins as it can plot those results to a time series, so a regression is easily spotted.
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@mxw or whoever can review this |
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Can you use a more generic format instead (eg Test Anything Protocol/TAP)? I don't like the idea of adding an option that's meant to emulate a tool that none of us use. If there isn't a more tool-agnostic format that can be used instead, please rename the option to --junit-xml or similar, not just --xml, in case we have other needs in the future. |
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Aug 21, 2017
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Ok, I'll take a closer look. Thanks for the hints |
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Use hphp/test/run --xml to get an junit-like xml output. Useful on e.g
Jenkins as it can plot those results to a time series, so a regression
is easily spotted.