Describe the bug
The README states: "By default, there will be one JUnit file per feature, unless the parallel execution is performed by scenario, in which there will be one JUnit file per scenario."
To Reproducepython -m behavex tests --parallel-processes 4 --parallel-scheme scenario
Expected behavior
Having 2 JUnit XML files as I have 2 scenarios in my feature file.
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OS: Windows
Browser: Firefox
Version: behavex==3.2.0
Additional context
the feature file's content:
@web @duckduckgo
Feature: Basic web search
As a web surfer,
I want to find information online,
So I can learn new things and get tasks done.
@webtest @firefox
Scenario: More Basic DuckDuckGo Search
Given the DuckDuckGo home page is displayed
When the user searches for "dog"
Then results are shown for "dog"
Scenario: Other DuckDuckGo Search
Given the DuckDuckGo home page is displayed
When the user searches for "cat"
Then results are shown for "cat"
Hi @gridranger, We realize this is an issue in the documentation, as the junit files will always be generated at feature level. We will update the documentation accordingly.
Thanks!!
Describe the bug The README states: "By default, there will be one JUnit file per feature, unless the parallel execution is performed by scenario, in which there will be one JUnit file per scenario."
To Reproduce
python -m behavex tests --parallel-processes 4 --parallel-scheme scenario
Expected behavior Having 2 JUnit XML files as I have 2 scenarios in my feature file.
Screenshots![behavex](https://github.com/hrcorval/behavex/assets/28750410/46149952-818b-4b58-a7fb-8964551d7276)
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context the feature file's content:
PS: Great job on the library by the way :)