Set HTML report path based on build tool

[hosszubalazs]

In KarateHtmlReporter.java the path of the created SureFire report is set in the following way:
File file = new File("target/surefire-reports/TEST-" + packageName + ".html");

This is incorrect in a Gradle environment. Build artifacts, like reports, are expected under the "build" folder, not "target". Running the tests creates a new folder, usually outside of source control rules or ignore settings.

Request:
HTML report should be created under a path specific to the build tool conventions, improving support for Gradle.

[ptrthomas]

what's the best way to determine which tool is in operation ?

[KramKroc]

Is this new in 0.7.0? One solution would be to pass the path in rather than hard coding?

[ptrthomas]

@KramKroc kind of 0.6.2 onwards - just that I never realized gradle does its own thing. I'm hoping some gradle expert would know of e.g. some system property that we can look for etc.

[ptrthomas]

if anyone is listening to this thread kindly try 0.7.0.1 (just released) and do confirm. this is damn near impossible to test in my environment. there's no way to get a local maven artifact used by a local gradle project it seems

[hosszubalazs]

Hey @ptrthomas !

I have a Gradle integration:
0.7.0 : "target" folder is created containing "surefire-reports"
0.7.0.1 : no "target" folder, "build" contains "surefire-reports"

From my point of view, the fix works. Thanks a lot!
Solving this could help you in verifying Gradle stuff ;) --> #308

[ptrthomas]

ah @hosszubalazs finally appears ! thanks for confirming :)

[ptrthomas]

released 0.8.0