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Created: 02/Mar/26 06:07 AM
Updated: Tuesday 07:44 AM
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16.0.0
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testresults-with-failures.zip (33 kb)
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testresults.zip (22 kb)
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Servier on Windows, agent on Ubuntu
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When using Google Test in combination with CTest to generate XML output, each test produces an individual XML file containing its results. These files can be published very nicely using a JUnit Report viewer.
However, Google Test does not provide structured test names, which results in the Package field of the JUnit report remaining empty. The Test Suite and Test fields are correctly populated, though.
It would be very convenient if the Package name could be derived automatically from the filename of the XML report. This would significantly improve navigation and make it much easier to locate specific tests.
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Description
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When using Google Test in combination with CTest to generate XML output, each test produces an individual XML file containing its results. These files can be published very nicely using a JUnit Report viewer.
However, Google Test does not provide structured test names, which results in the Package field of the JUnit report remaining empty. The Test Suite and Test fields are correctly populated, though.
It would be very convenient if the Package name could be derived automatically from the filename of the XML report. This would significantly improve navigation and make it much easier to locate specific tests.
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Improvement
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Major
Add Package files of Google test JUnit Report
