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Hello, long time user first time caller here. I've been looking for a way to inject test traceability data (e.g., issue tracking IDs) into our JUnit XML and couldn't find a way to do it looking at the docs for nose2.
pytest seems to support this (1), and I feel like nose2 could support it using the attrib plugin (2), but I didn't have any success.
My question: does nose2 have this feature, or a similar feature I could use? If not, are there plans to make it into a feature?
Thanks all for a great tool!
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We don't have a feature like this today. I'd be more than happy to review a pull request adding this, but I doubt I'll have time to try working on it anytime soon (most of my time on nose2 is spent on review or bugfixes, not new feature work).
If you want to take a crack at this, I'd start by looking at the testOutcome event handler in the junitxml plugin and "working backwards" from there. The real question is how to attach the information you want to the testOutcome event.
Hello, long time user first time caller here. I've been looking for a way to inject test traceability data (e.g., issue tracking IDs) into our JUnit XML and couldn't find a way to do it looking at the docs for
nose2
.pytest
seems to support this (1), and I feel likenose2
could support it using theattrib
plugin (2), but I didn't have any success.My question: does nose2 have this feature, or a similar feature I could use? If not, are there plans to make it into a feature?
Thanks all for a great tool!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: