Use actual test duration to populate the `time` attribute in reports.

jonnyreeves commented 10 years ago

Use the test duration value supplied by QUnit to populate the time attribute in the report.

grunt-contrib-qunit 0.5.2 includes a duration param in the qunit.testDone event.
Modified XmlReporter to convert the value from ms to a X.yy string formatted in seconds.
Enforce a minimum time of 0.01 seconds for each test case
Sum all tests to provide the total duration of each testsuite.
Modify tests to provide fuzzy matching around times - this ensures that small variations in timing don't fail the suite.

sbrandwoo commented 10 years ago

I found that the new async test wasn't passing, perhaps you accidentally left something in the code.. can you double check that 54f4042 works fine for you?

Cheers.

jonnyreeves commented 10 years ago

Hey, saw you just pushed a new commit to master - apologies for that, really stupid on my part!

jonnyreeves commented 10 years ago

May it would be a good idea to get Travis-CI configured for this repo? I've not done it personally, but I understand it's pretty much one-click (and free for open source projects). See: http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/getting-started/

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Use actual test duration to populate the `time` attribute in reports. #12