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Top level <testsuites> block doesn't aggregate <testsuite> attributes #26

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sholsapp opened this issue Jun 12, 2015 · 2 comments
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@sholsapp
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Per an example provided in the docstring, it seems the top level <testsuites> element should have aggregated attributes of all of its children <testsuite> elements.

As a result, instead of seeing a <testsuites> element that looks like:

<testsuites errors="1" failures="1" tests="4" time="45">

You would see a <testsuites> element that looks like:

<testsuites>

Is this a bug?

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j4nSolo commented Jul 29, 2016

I came across with the same problem and question upon using it. In my opinion this is a must. However, it is up to the Jenkins plugin to define the format. I couldn't find the documentation for it. I would be glad if somebody could share it here.

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It looks like the fix to this is merged... maybe @brianebeyer forgot to close this issue?

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