Publish unit test results for pull request builds #2837
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Numpsy
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Sep 29, 2024
| /// <param name="dllPath">Test assembly to run tests from</param> | ||
| /// <param name="resultsXml">Expecto test results XML file</param> | ||
| let runExpecto workDir dllPath resultsXml = | ||
| let resultsFile = "testresults" </> resultsXml |
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As it stands, the test result xml files get written into the root directory of the repository, but it's easier to upload them in a batch if they all get written into a subdirectory and this looked like the easiest place to change to do that
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Based on comments in #2818 - publish the unit test results files during CI builds, and then publish a test report using https://github.com/EnricoMi/publish-unit-test-result-action.
This first attempt is based on the action documentation, and on some implementations in other repositories (This is the first time I've used it myself)
Note: It appears that Github won't pick up the new publish-test-results action until the yaml file for it is in the master branch, so I've had to merge a test change into the master branch in my fork to test it - you can see the results for that at https://github.com/Numpsy/FAKE/runs/30818769728 which looks reasonable.
Not sure if it'll need tuning to control where the test results get pushed to - e.g. if they get displayed inline inside pull requests as well as in the build results page.