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The junit results output by this tool add in the device and OS version into the junit results. Unfortunately, the . in the results does not play well with the Jenkins junit plugin, which treats the . as a separator between test suite and test name. This also impacts other tools such as the slack plugin which also reports junit results but also reports the wrong test suite and test names. Here's an example:
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@tylervick thank you for the very quick response. Yes, I think that would actually be a good general fix as well. I was thinking an option could also be beneficial in other cases where you may not want results to be completely unique for historical purposes. For example, we currently use a single device for results and if we want to keep a total history of the results for a test, we'll lose the history next time we do an Xcode upgrade and the OS version increments, creating new unique results. That might be a lot more work though so in the short term, just removing the . would be a great first start.
The junit results output by this tool add in the device and OS version into the junit results. Unfortunately, the . in the results does not play well with the Jenkins junit plugin, which treats the . as a separator between test suite and test name. This also impacts other tools such as the slack plugin which also reports junit results but also reports the wrong test suite and test names. Here's an example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: