Currently if a test fails, and the local exporter is enabled, a failed test result would be stored on disk. However, if the test failed due to a lack of connectivity, any remote exporters would not send the failure result to GCS or remote server.
In a future Murakami feature change, we could consider changing the way exporters work, and re-use Pusher, or a version of it, to monitor a local folder and push results when connectivity is available. This would ensure that all results, including test failures are reported.
Currently if a test fails, and the local exporter is enabled, a failed test result would be stored on disk. However, if the test failed due to a lack of connectivity, any remote exporters would not send the failure result to GCS or remote server.
In a future Murakami feature change, we could consider changing the way exporters work, and re-use Pusher, or a version of it, to monitor a local folder and push results when connectivity is available. This would ensure that all results, including test failures are reported.