Mismatch in test counts

[blainekasten]

I'm not sure where this could be going wrong. But this is what I'm seeing in TC.

Build tab:

Tests Tab:

I'm curious why the Tests tab would only report 785 when jest reports 1128

[richardscarrott]

@blainekasten Do you use forceExit in jest?

[blainekasten]

nope.

[winterbe]

Hm, strange. Which Teamcity version do you use?

[blainekasten]

TeamCity Enterprise 9.1.6 (build 37459)

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[winterbe]

Sorry, can't help on this one. I'm using TC Professional 10.0.1 and can't reproduce this problem.

Is it possible for you to test with latest TC 10 release?

[richardscarrott]

Yeah we're seeing the same problem in TC 9.1

[blainekasten]

@winterbe I have no control over our TC version. Is there anything we can do to help you support this version?

[winterbe]

This Jest Reporter relies on the TC build script interaction. Maybe something has changed between TC9 and TC10 which causes the issue.

However the total test count is not reporter by this project, it's measured by TC. So I really don't know why it's not working in TC9. I also don't have a TC9 installation in order to reproduce the issue.

You should check the TC Youtrack for open bugs regarding reported test count. Also feel free to debug this for your own. Feel free to send a PR if you find a fix.

[ToshB]

I have a similar issue in TC10.0:
Log Output: 6 skipped, 118 passed, 124 total
Reports as 109 Tests passed

Then someone checked in an it.only-statement, halving the number of actual run tests, which should have triggered a warning in Teamcity, but the reporter reported an increase in the number of tests:

Log Output: 69 skipped, 59 passed, 128 total
Reports as 113 Tests passed

[bumbu]

Same issue with TeamCity Enterprise 2017.1.1

[tmeador-dl]

It looks like this might be happening because only the it statement descriptions are being reported, and not the combined describe/it descriptions. For instance I have multiple it statements that read 'should have property theSameProperty' but in different describe blocks. These tests are showing up in TeamCity as a single test with multiple run counts. (TeamCity Enterprise 10.0.2.)

[Ant-VAV]

Same issue with TeamCity Enterprise 2017.1.2

[Ant-VAV]

As one of possible methods to solve this issue: #16

[winterbe]

I just published the fix from @Ant-VAV (thanks for that). Please test again with version 0.7.0 to verify that the problem is solved.