Write test results to junit log file #1200
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jmikola
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| params: | ||
| file_location: "${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}/test-results.json" | ||
| # Uploading test results does not work when using ${PROJECT_DIRECTORY}, | ||
| # so we use an absolute path to work around this |
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I discovered this by pure accident. run-tests.php supports writing a junit output file, which we can attach on Evergreen to get a better overview over passing/failing tests.