getting broken image in html file

[bikee1235]

Hi

I update the latest build and in that one, I can see images are showing broken

[thisisjeffwong]

Have you moved the HTML file?

Are you using inlining and image resizing? See this issue: #202

[KrzysztofKupczyk]

Have exactly the same issue. I can open those images in XCode but html raport can't open it. I've done some research and found out that HEIC files are not supported by Safari/Chrome. Here is my question - how we have to open html report if browsers not support this format?

[atakankarsli]

We faced the same issue after updating from 2.0.0 to 2.2.1
Problem for us is, it puts screenshots with wrong URL (with double fastlane/test_output) : artifact/fastlane/test_output/fastlane/test_output/UITests.xcresult/Screenshot_

[nezhyborets]

Same issue here

[atakankarsli]

We were using the Fastlane plugin and we understood that there is no problem when we run the xchtmlreport command in the directory where the xcresult file is located.

We stop using deprecated fastlane plugin instead we will trigger directly from groovy .

[nezhyborets]

We were using the Fastlane plugin and we understood that there is no problem when we run the xchtmlreport command in the directory where the xcresult file is located.

We stop using deprecated fastlane plugin instead we will trigger directly from groovy .

Thanks. I may try fastlane sh action then, instead of plugin.

[nezhyborets]

I still have the problem. I see that html img src looks to test_output folder, e.g.:

<img class="screenshot-tail" src="test_output/Test.xcresult/Screenshot_51944F6E-F2DF-4312-B901-409552132BB0.jpg" id="screenshot-Screenshot_51944F6E-F2DF-4312-B901-409552132BB0.jpg">

So I guess that index.html should reside one level higher, not in test_output folder.

[kopczyd]

+1 Same issue. Both with "-i" parameter and without "-i"
I did not check on simulator, our tests are performed on Jenkins and real devices. All reports look like the one from the first post.

[nezhyborets]

index.html looks into test_output/*.xcresult for images. So after html report is generated, I manually put xcresult into that location. Fixes the issue for me.

Here is my code from Fastfile, so all the sh calls happen in PROJECT_ROOT/fastlane

sh("xchtmlreport", "-r", "./test_output/Test.xcresult")
# Previous line would create index.html in fastlane/test_output folder. But <image src="..."> in that index.html look into test_output/*.xcresult.
# So index.html should reside one level higher from test_output. Thus we manually create test_output and copy needed files there (for now only xcresult).
# This approach considers that Jenkins archives fastlane/test_output in order to publish XCHtmlReport.
sh("mkdir", "-p", "./test_output/test_output/")
sh("cp", "-a", "./test_output/Test.xcresult", "./test_output/test_output/Test.xcresult")

[anuragmaheshwari]

index.html looks into test_output/*.xcresult for images. So after html report is generated, I manually put xcresult into that location. Fixes the issue for me.

Here is my code from Fastfile, so all the sh calls happen in PROJECT_ROOT/fastlane

sh("xchtmlreport", "-r", "./test_output/Test.xcresult")
# Previous line would create index.html in fastlane/test_output folder. But <image src="..."> in that index.html look into test_output/*.xcresult.
# So index.html should reside one level higher from test_output. Thus we manually create test_output and copy needed files there (for now only xcresult).
# This approach considers that Jenkins archives fastlane/test_output in order to publish XCHtmlReport.
sh("mkdir", "-p", "./test_output/test_output/")
sh("cp", "-a", "./test_output/Test.xcresult", "./test_output/test_output/Test.xcresult")

Hi @nezhyborets
I followed the steps that you mentioned but still images are not showing up in index.html file.