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Plugin for pytest that makes it simple to work with Azure Pipelines
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New release doesn't generate XML files unless explicitly set on the command line #47

Closed tonybaloney closed 2 years ago

tonybaloney commented 4 years ago

unless --nunitxml is on the command-line run, the XML file isn't generated.

I think this is because of the order in which pytest_configure is run and the order in which plugins are loaded by pytest.

Because this plugin does 2 things at configuration:

  1. Overrides the configuration of another plugin (either the Junit or Nunit one)
  2. Configures itself

I think the solution is to use another hook for the overriding of the other plugins and just use pytest_configure for the actual configuration

Codym48 commented 2 years ago

I think I'm running into this bug when getting pytest-azurepipelines 1.0.1 via a pip install after previously using pytest-azurepipelines 0.8.0.

The pipeline used to work, publishing results for all jobs: https://dev.azure.com/codytylermartin/Codym48/_build/results?buildId=13&view=logs&j=e8ee1fe3-a72c-5e67-0083-ddbc1adfdd3a&t=09136a7a-48e7-509e-f79c-a1ee614e2558

Now I'm struggling to find a single pytest command that will work (generate a test-output.xml and publish those results to the Azure pipeline Test summary tab) with pytest-azurepipelines 0.8.0 (latest available in Python 2.7 environment) and pytest-azurepipelines 1.0.1 (latest in Python 3.5-3.10 environments). https://dev.azure.com/codytylermartin/Codym48/_build/results?buildId=25&view=logs&j=e8ee1fe3-a72c-5e67-0083-ddbc1adfdd3a&t=9c3337ad-6b1d-5944-e44d-56bd2c2deea9

How was this bug addressed? Am I missing an easy work-around?