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…h is in JUnit's results format and enables the test results to be parsed e.g. by TeamCity and other tools which are familiar with the syntax.
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Hm, I had a SurefireProgressReporter in there for a while. Might should see if we can pull it back from history. Or might've not made the rspec2 jump. I'll take a look at this Monday, probably. |
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since I am about to make a release I tried to look in what happens to the surefire-reporter: it is still in place for rspec1 but not for rspec2. right now I gave up to get this to work for rspec2 - it is not just a quick fix. want I could do is to pull that request and change the directory to target/surefire-reports and revert it once surefire-reporter is working for rspce2. once jruby-1.6.0 is out I would like to make another release anyways. |
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Oh, hey, I haven't investigated deeply, yet, but jruby-maven-plugin with a ruby script in the pom.xml via a works fine on unix, but seems to completely lose all double-quotes on Windows, resulting in syntax errors. ie: <script> foo = "hello world!" </script>On Windows, JRuby ends up seeing a script like: foo = hello world! missing the double-quotes. I've had to edit stuff to be foo = %Q(hello world!) Or just use single-quotes, if I don't need #{interpolation}. Anyhow, this worked a while ago, not sure the change that regressed it. On Mar 12, 2011, at 5:28 AM, mkristian wrote:
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that script problem is weird since the java-ant-task will get the same parameters/config for any OS and only under the hood the OS switch takes place. anyways I needed to skip the patch of Adam - there were suddenly so many little things in the way to the release . . . |
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Ah right, the surefire reporter - forgot about it, sorry :). Just had in the back of my head that I should finally send my changes (which we are using for half a year now) and I forgot that I talked to you (Bob) about it then. Still, maybe it would be better to have one file with the tests results (instead of one-per-file)? That would make my use case (importing into TC) possible. |
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OK merged it and added a config parameter since I believe the surefire reports shall be default (well still missing for rspec2 ;-) thanx, Kristian |
Hello,
the commits makes the maven reports generate a TEST-Ruby.xml file, which is in JUnit format. We are feeding this to TeamCity (using maven-antrun-plugin which runs:
before the tests start), so that our tests are counted and we can see which passed/failed. I think other tools may consume this format as well.
Adam