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append all test results not to override #41
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Hi, Appending to an existing file instead of writing out the latest test result would require a fundamental change to the entire plugin and perhaps even something I would suggest avoid doing in the first place because of the ever growing file size each time you run a test suite. Out of curiosity though: what will the benefits be of storing all previous test results? |
I'm running my script through the batch file and the same time I will pass variables because of my script demands.so jest invokes at all test and runs the file. that's why I want to append the test cases, it's not my curiosity it's my need here. |
hi, is there any way you can suggest because I'm stuck at that point from 3 days thanks |
Hi, and sorry for the late reply. |
Please open this issue if you still feel that this is a necessary feature for this plugin. |
I want to append all test result because of 2 things:
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and its request please reopen this issue because it may be need of others too. |
Please correct me if I didn't catch what you were going for - but from what I understand, you want to do the two following things:
Test the same method multiple times with different parameters. Perform some kind of Regression Testing Lastly (as I've said previously), if this isn't what you're after - you could programmatically change the output directory/name of the test report on each run, which would essentially will give you the same result as to store everything in the same file. |
I want to append the test result not to override .
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