Forgive me if I've missed a configuration option for this, but I can't see any code to handle attachments so think I'm accurate.
I'm using MSTest and making use of the AddResultFile method to attach files to my test cases. I'd like those files to be included in the junit test results - it appears that the closest thing to a 'standard' is the Jenkins plugin which is also supported by GitLab: https://plugins.jenkins.io/junit-attachments/.
Both GitLab and Jenkins support text written to stdout/stderr in a particular format - [[ATTACHMENT|/absolute/path/to/some/file]]. I'm not clear what represents an 'absolute path' in the context of CI/CD given that once files upload to the CI/CD servers the real absolute path isn't meaningful - my guess is that they mean a path relative to the base path for uploading result files.
Forgive me if I've missed a configuration option for this, but I can't see any code to handle attachments so think I'm accurate.
I'm using MSTest and making use of the AddResultFile method to attach files to my test cases. I'd like those files to be included in the junit test results - it appears that the closest thing to a 'standard' is the Jenkins plugin which is also supported by GitLab: https://plugins.jenkins.io/junit-attachments/.
Both GitLab and Jenkins support text written to stdout/stderr in a particular format - [[ATTACHMENT|/absolute/path/to/some/file]]. I'm not clear what represents an 'absolute path' in the context of CI/CD given that once files upload to the CI/CD servers the real absolute path isn't meaningful - my guess is that they mean a path relative to the base path for uploading result files.