From the course: Software Testing Foundations: Continuous Testing and DevOps
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Reporting solutions for test results - Jenkins Tutorial
From the course: Software Testing Foundations: Continuous Testing and DevOps
Reporting solutions for test results
- [Instructor] When you run your tests locally, you generally see the results in the window that your tests are running in. When you run them in your continuous integration environment, you may see the results captured in the console output log. On your CI solution, those results might not look great. That's because they're formatted to be seen on the local command line, not on an output log. Fortunately, there are several solutions available to help you get clearer, more readable test results. The easiest way to get test results logged beautifully on a CI solution is to have your test framework log the result in JUnit XML format. Originating with the popular Java test framework, JUnit, your test results will be gathered into a series of XML files, generally containing information about the outcome of the tests, the timing, and sometimes also the organization of the test suites. Most popular test frameworks support…
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