Closed pyth0n1c closed 2 months ago
We still want to emit a test_results/summary.yml file, even if there were no detections tested. We should always have a record of the test. Here is what it will look like if no tests were run:
summary: success: true total_detections: 0 total_pass: 0 total_fail: 0 total_skipped: 0 total_untested: 0 total_experimental_or_deprecated: 0 success_rate: UKNOWN tested_detections: [] untested_detections: [] percent_complete: UKNOWN deprecated_detections: [] experimental_detections: []
This is very common when using mode:changes against the same branch or a branch with no updates that can be tested.
We still want to emit a test_results/summary.yml file, even if there were no detections tested. We should always have a record of the test. Here is what it will look like if no tests were run:
This is very common when using mode:changes against the same branch or a branch with no updates that can be tested.