Open TurpIF opened 4 years ago
Hello,
This merely a feature request rather than an actual issue. It would be nice if user can use the generated annotation to jump directly into the code that caused the failure.
User is redirected to the commit diff: https://github.com/ashley-taylor/junit-report-annotations-action-example/commit/2e617cb05da7068e339afd841e25db11471fa929#annotation_266613757
User is redirected to the line where the failure come from, in the tested commit: https://github.com/ashley-taylor/junit-report-annotations-action-example/blob/2e617cb05da7068e339afd841e25db11471fa929/src/test/java/github/ashley/taylor/example/SampleTest.java#L22
That would be awesome to have!
Hello,
This merely a feature request rather than an actual issue. It would be nice if user can use the generated annotation to jump directly into the code that caused the failure.
How-to reproduce
Current behavior
User is redirected to the commit diff: https://github.com/ashley-taylor/junit-report-annotations-action-example/commit/2e617cb05da7068e339afd841e25db11471fa929#annotation_266613757
Expected behaviour
User is redirected to the line where the failure come from, in the tested commit: https://github.com/ashley-taylor/junit-report-annotations-action-example/blob/2e617cb05da7068e339afd841e25db11471fa929/src/test/java/github/ashley/taylor/example/SampleTest.java#L22