The results file is clearly not what I configured above, any ideas please?
Hi David,
If you take a look at the agent logs what do you see? The directory may not have been able to be created or move the result to the result directory.
Take a look at the logs around 12-Dec-2017 13:38:33 and see if there are any errors related to the directory you specified. Let me know what you find.
Cheers,
Branden
vstest.console.exe doesn't allow to specify output filename so Bamboo executes it at temporary folder and then copies generated *.trx file to folder specified by user. It's not clear from build logs, but it works like this from source code perspective: https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/bamboo-dotnet-plugin/src/d2788e3b641ccd5e5895d1adc7f115c1046df5f2/src/main/java/com/atlassian/bamboo/plugin/dotnet/tests/vstest/VSTestRunnerTaskType.java?at=default&fileviewer=file-view-default
According to the --help output on my version of vstest.console.exe you can specify the trx file name with the /logger option:
--logger|/logger:<Logger Uri/FriendlyName>Specify a logger for test results. For example, to log results into aVisual Studio Test Results File (TRX) use /logger:trx[;LogFileName=<Defaults to unique file name>]Creates file in TestResults directory with given LogFileName.
So the command line:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\TestAgent\Common7\IDE\CommonExtensions\Microsoft\TestWindow\vstest.console.exe" /logger:trx;LogFileName=MyResults.trx org.example.tests\bin\Debug\org.example.tests.dll
Will create output in:
MyResults.trx
Important: Contary to the help output shown above, if no trx file name is specified none will be created!
Unfortunately the Java code linked to in the post does not seem to allow for a user specified trx file name:
command.add("/logger:Trx");
My guess is that changing this line to the logical equivalent of the following psudo code
command.add("/logger:Trx;<resultFileName>");
i.e. adding the string ";<resultFileName>" part where a file is specified, or a suitable default if not, would create the desired trx file.
See also: Microsoft/vstest-docs
Update: We found that using the vstest.console.exe installed as part of a Visual Studio install fixed our problems.
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