Closed jaiminpanchal27 closed 8 years ago
if you create an xml for each test then run junit viewer for each xml you get what you are looking for...
Yes correct but what if i run my test case on two environments, so in that case i will have two exact same xml file with different name. Anyway i have solved my issue with solution described above. Just wanted to share with you so that if you have any idea to add some features for browserstack or saucelabs. Thanks.
@jaiminpanchal27 glad that helped
I am using Nightwatch and browserstack to test my testcases in multiple environments. Now nightwatch generates junit xml report. So for e.g.
Spec file: user_spec.js Environments: Chrome51_Windows10, Firefox46_Windows8.1 Nightwatch generates junit reports with these filenames: Chrome51_Windows10_user_spec.js, Firefox46_Windows8.1_user_spec.js
When i use your plugin and create html it merges the test cases of both xml files and generates one single html file. When i view this file there is no way to differentiate between test cases.
The solution i am thinking is creating different html file for each environment and creating a single html file to access each one.
Any thoughts on above.. ? Maybe you can add new feature for multiple environments.