This may be an issue with the junit report plugin with karma-runner, but thought I'd post here also. Jenkins does not pick up the junit-report formatted test results that are generated from running the karma tests. I've made the report output go to target/surefire-reports, like the usual junit tests go without luck. One thing I've noticed is that the karma-created junit report file has a parent element whereas the junit generated reports have a parent element. My theory is that jenkins is ignoring the test data because it is wrapped in the element, but I haven't had the chance to set up a test for this. Have you run into this? One caveat: I'm running the karma plugin along with a bunch of junit tests also, rather than having a project set up to solely run karma tests.
vojtajina
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11 years ago
This may be an issue with the junit report plugin with karma-runner, but thought I'd post here also. Jenkins does not pick up the junit-report formatted test results that are generated from running the karma tests. I've made the report output go to target/surefire-reports, like the usual junit tests go without luck. One thing I've noticed is that the karma-created junit report file has a parent element whereas the junit generated reports have a parent element. My theory is that jenkins is ignoring the test data because it is wrapped in the element, but I haven't had the chance to set up a test for this. Have you run into this? One caveat: I'm running the karma plugin along with a bunch of junit tests also, rather than having a project set up to solely run karma tests.