Open mthuurne opened 5 years ago
Pages for which none of the queries were content-checked could be categorized as "skipped" in the JUnit XML report.
The field Report.checked
could be used to track whether a query was content-checked, but it is currently set to True
if content checking is disabled for the returned HTTP status code, which contradicts its name. I think that what Report.checked
is actually used for at the moment is avoiding a redundant message in the report if a specific reason was logged earlier.
It would be useful to show, at the top of the report, how many replies did not have their content checked. Preferably split by reason.
Possible reasons for skipping a content check include: