How about syncing the test results?

[dgrammatiko]

New feature

If you do a test on a PR (successful or not) and you report it in github J!Tracker will not change the state of tests as that input was not provided.
I propose the use of a shortcut that the tracker will translate to input for the test, something like [test=pass] and [test=fail].

[b2z]

The idea with tests is that people should left their test results only on new tracker and not in the comments. Now we have some kind of transition time when people get used to it. And parsing of comments is not the best option for me personally.

[dgrammatiko]

I guess we have to adjust to the new workflow 😃

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[elkuku]

I'd also like to keep us from parsing the comments.

What we could do is displaying the test results form JTracker in GitHub, if this is usefull?

[b2z]

What we could do is displaying the test results form JTracker in GitHub, if this is usefull?

I think that this definitely will be useful, but how to display them? Using some special label? ;)

[elkuku]

I am thinking since some time about a special "Jtracker comment" that might hold all information not present on GitHub (Travis and Scrutinizer results, user test results, maybe checkstyle errors, etc.).
This comment would be updated whenever the information on JTracker changes.

Using a label would be another option..

[dgrammatiko]

@b2z I would like this as a one line signature
E.g. we can use the joomla logo with the text JTracker
And then have an anchored text only the number of the issue in your example: issue: 510
Then another text easy: and then octoicon F03A (ok) or F081 (x)
Then text Tests: 0:octoicon F03A 0: F081 (x)

here are some of the available icons:


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[b2z]

@DGT41 do you mean one line comment? BTW feel free to discuss it in #520

[elkuku]

I'd like to use octicons since we also have them available on issues.joomla.org.
But how could we display them, using markdown, both on our site and on GitHub?

[dgrammatiko]

For sure we can use emoticons, here is the full list
http://www.emoji-cheat-sheet.com

[dgrammatiko]

Testing:

Easy: ➕ or ➖ || Tests: Passing: 0 ☑️ Failing: 0 ✖️

[dgrammatiko]

Easy: :heavy_plus_sign: or :heavy_minus_sign: Tests: Passing: 0 :ballot_box_with_check: Failing: 0 :heavy_multiplication_x: