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Property support for test cases #184
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This is exactly what is needed to import Cypress Junit XML reports to Xray and map Cypress test cases to existing Xray test cases. As Xray documentation suggests we need to have 'test_key' property on testcase element in our XML report. It can be easily done by using the functionality included in this PR. Any news on when can we expect to have this merged? |
@clayreimann Is there any way this can be reviewed and merged to the repo? I am also stuck with the same issue which is mentioned by @anna-mkrtchyan-vertex, where I want to import Cypress Junit XML reports to Xray and map Cypress test cases to existing Xray test cases. |
I tried this patch for my cypress tests, it didn't work for me. Maybe some tweaks will be required. However when I tried the patch from #153, it worked out pretty well for me. |
@dennisgrck Sorry for the long delay on this. Could you rebase this PR on master (and/or allow edits from collaborators so I can do it)? |
is there update on this PR? Thanks |
news about this PR ? Thanks |
@dennisgrck do u plan to continue working on this? if not I could pull those commits into my fork, rebase it, and do whatever would be necessary to move forward with this |
This PR adds optional support for properties on a test case level as discussed in #183. This allows developers & testers to include additional metadata and properties that are then displayed by various CI and testing tools. It uses the exact format as already supported by many tools. Summary of this PR:
this.test.attachments
andthis.test.consoleOutputs
APIs<property>
format as used for<testsuite>
, and works the same as other frameworks with test case property support (such as Pytest and Playwright)