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feat: add in d2l-test-reporting
custom reporter and option (QE-251)
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defaultOption: false, | ||
description: 'Enables generating a D2L Test Reporting format JSON file', | ||
order: 14 | ||
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Would it make sense to just always enable reporting and either not make it an option, or enable it by default?
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I was thinking of this but wanted to try out a couple of integrations first. Then we can have it default to always generate.
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🎉 This PR is included in version 1.18.0 🎉 The release is available on: Your semantic-release bot 📦🚀 |
I somehow missed all this. Exciting! 🎉 |
d2l-test-reporting
custom reporter and optiond2l-test-reporting
custom reporter and option (QE-251)
Preliminary work for adding in the
d2l-test-reporting
custom reporter to be able to output our custom format for test meta-data. You can enable test reporting by either addingtestReporting: true
to yourd2l-test-runner.config.js
or using a CLI optiond2l-test-runner axe --chrome --test-reporting
.Tested this out with
core
and it seemed to work as expected. It generated a report per test run for the various types of tests.https://desire2learn.atlassian.net/browse/QE-251