I know of some projects that run their tests via Jenkins, which can process JUnit style XML files and show the results. It would be nice if (even if optionally) the Juno test runner could generate such XML files. There is django-jux for this, but having two test runners configured for one project seems to be an overkill, and that one is unmaintained for a while.
I know of some projects that run their tests via Jenkins, which can process JUnit style XML files and show the results. It would be nice if (even if optionally) the Juno test runner could generate such XML files. There is django-jux for this, but having two test runners configured for one project seems to be an overkill, and that one is unmaintained for a while.