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GHPReporter / Ghpr.NUnit

Adapter for NUnit 3 (generate HTML report for NUnit 3)
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Is there any way to aggregate the different runs(libraries - similar to multiple test suites) and display the report similar to individual test library run report #33

Closed nitinchawda closed 6 years ago

elv1s42 commented 6 years ago

Hi @nitinchawda !

If you are using NUnit then it is possible to combine several test libraries into one .nunit project. For more information please see: https://github.com/nunit/docs/wiki/NUnit-Test-Projects

Also you can take a look at example of such project files in our NUnit examples repository: https://github.com/GHPReporter/Ghpr.NUnit.Examples/blob/master/Ghpr.NUnitExamples/SomeTests.nunit When you are running tests from .nunit project via NUnit Console with Ghpr.NUnit addin then all tests from all test libraries will be combined into one report.

Also Ghpr.Console will support multiple result files as arguments soon. So it will be possible to generate one report from serveral result files.

Thank you

nitinchawda commented 6 years ago

Hi Evgeniy, Thanks for responding. I got what you meant. But i think i missed out important part in my query to post. Sorry for that :)

My query: 1) Each test suites in Different build configuration under Teamcity - (Why different - each test library runs have different tests meant with different setup required)
2) Each have test report tabs displaying individual test report - (running single test library) 3) Get all the test reports from each configurations - test reports, combine them to get the overall test runs from (different build configurations or builds) to generate an aggregate report.

I hope this clears what i meant :)

elv1s42 commented 6 years ago

Ok, I see what you mean. Am I right that you have several reports created in different folders?

The most simple workaround here is to use nunit test result .xml files, then pass them to Ghpr.Console to generate aggregate report. Can you please let me know if this workaround will work for you? If so, then I can add support for multiple files in Ghpr.Console

nitinchawda commented 6 years ago

Hi Evgeniy,

I couldn't try it out immediately but i did try it out today and the package Ghpr.Console nuget failed to install with following errors:

Install-Package : Error downloading 'Ghpr.Core.0.8.0.2 : Newtonsoft.Json [10.0.3, )' from 'https://api.nuget.org/v3-flatcontainer/ghpr.core/0.8.0.2/ghpr.core.0.8.0.2.nupkg'. At line:1 char:1

elv1s42 commented 6 years ago

Hi @nitinchawda !

I've tested installation via NuGet and it worked for me: image

nitinchawda commented 6 years ago

Hi Evgeniy,

Can we install this package outside visual studio? I do not want it to install just under specific project or visual studio alone. I see that outside of VS it doesn't download the dependencies correctly for me.

Something not working when installing outside VS.

Thanks

nitinchawda commented 6 years ago

Hi Evgeniy,

Can we install this package outside visual studio? I do not want it to install just under specific project or visual studio alone. I see that outside of VS it doesn't download the dependencies correctly for me.

Something not working when installing outside VS.

Thanks

On Mon, Jan 29, 2018 at 9:04 PM, Evgeniy Kosjakov notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi @nitinchawda https://github.com/nitinchawda !

I've tested installation via NuGet and it worked for me: [image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6689884/35511689-f6edd6de-050d-11e8-840a-13a0cc5d6315.png

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elv1s42 commented 6 years ago

Hi @nitinchawda !

Can you please let me know how do you download and install that package without visaul studio? Simple copy/paste should work for you.

Thank you

nitinchawda commented 6 years ago

Hi Evgeniy,

I have been able to download the packages successfully. But the multiple .xml (different test run dll) results when passed on to the Ghpr.Console.exe it is not giving me the different packages in the index.html.

I passed the argument as: Ghpr.Console.exe "testresult1.xml" "testresult2.xml"

This way it takes only first xml and generates the report. it doesn't take second test result (testresult2.xml), Is it correct way to pass multiple path as above? Can you please suggest what could be the issue? If possible can you connect with me on skype: nchawda1

Thanks, Nitin Chawda

On Mon, Feb 26, 2018 at 5:27 PM, Evgeniy Kosjakov notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi @nitinchawda https://github.com/nitinchawda !

Can you please let me know how do you download and install that package without visaul studio? Simple copy/paste should work for you.

Thank you

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elv1s42 commented 6 years ago

Hi @nitinchawda !

At the moment multiple files processing is not supported yet, this feature will be added int the next release. So in the future you will be able to generate one test run from several result files.

Now you can run Ghpr.Console several times and pass a new file name each time. It will generate one report with several test runs.

Thank you.

elv1s42 commented 6 years ago

Hi @nitinchawda! You can try using Ghpr.Console to generate one report from several .xml results file. Closing this issue