poochy442
commented
2 weeks ago I wanted to see how hard it was, and I ended up making a whole solution - I can't push branches to this repo, though, so either hit me up and I'll make a PR, or feel free to use the code below. Should you not respond, I might make a fork after a while and do it myself, but I'd prefer to improve on what's already here 😄
formatReport(testResults, cwd, flowId) {
const totalSuite = process.env.TEAMCITY_TOTAL_SUITE;
const suites = this.collectSuites(testResults, cwd);
if(totalSuite) {
this.log(`##teamcity[testSuiteStarted name='${this.escape(totalSuite)}' flowId='${flowId}']`);
}
this.printTestLog(suites, flowId);
if(totalSuite) {
this.log(`##teamcity[testSuiteFinished name='${this.escape(totalSuite)}' flowId='${flowId}']`);
}
}
itereshchenkov
I work on an Angular app and just recently converted it from jasmine + karma to Jest. I added this package to help report the test to our TeamCity server and it is working great!
However, we are in a mono repo with multiple different projects, some in TS/JS, some in C#, so we would like to be able to separate these tests from tests of other projects - currently, our TeamCity looks something like this:
If possible, we would love an option that would turn this into:
Where the UI Tests would contain the 38 suites. I would go for path-based sorting as explained below, but any solution that would allow me to group the tests is what I am asking for.
Path-based sorting Suite: name given in config Namespace/package:
path[0..-1].Join('.')Class:path[-1]Test: as is