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JUnit Parser - Specify custom results directories

Saša Gaberšek December 15, 2017

My plan creates xml files in a subfolder relative to the working directory. I would like JUnit Parser to use the xml files. If they are located in the working directory, everything is OK. I cannot convince JUnit Parser ('Specify custom results directories') to look for xml files in subdirectory 'test1'. I have tried:

**/test1/*.xml

test1/*.xml

test1

test1/output1.xml (where output1.xml is an existing file in test1 folder)

*/test1/*.xml

*/*.xml

 

I keep getting the following message:

Failing task since test cases were expected but none were found.

 

What is the correct syntax to tell JUnit Parser to look for xml files in a subdirectory test1?

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Saša Gaberšek December 15, 2017

Figured it out - it was a syntax error in python script creating xml files.

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