Adding subunit-formatted output as an option #1
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December 22, 2010 15:49
…a separate function.
…an be derived by subunit.
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This pull request is pretty old, and I apologize for not handling it quickly. Yeti was since rewritten, but it could still use alternative result formatters. The Yeti team here (read: me and our intern) is working on making Yeti v0.2.x more stable with Node.js v0.8, more GBS browsers, etc. before adding pluggable test output handlers. We still care about this issue, but we realize Yeti has to be rock solid before it can be used headlessly. If you have any questions or would like to help, please shoot me an email! |
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In order to integrate yeti more closely with some of our projects, I'd like to add support for formatting the output of yeti as a subunit (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-subunit/0.0.6) stream. Once the output is in that format, there's a lot of tools that can be used to analyze and transform the output into other formats.