junit-report-collector

You can parse JUnit XML test reports by collecting the XML files to summarize passed, failed, and skipped test outcomes. This process extracts failure details and system output, providing a readable Markdown summary for quick debugging.

Generating a test report summary from JUnit XML files involves locating standard report directories and aggregating the results. It produces a Markdown overview of test outcomes, which is ideal for CI/CD pipeline integration and post-test execution analysis.

Yes, you can filter JUnit XML results to display only failed tests. This filtering option extracts specific failure details and error messages, allowing you to focus on debugging without manually sifting through the entire test suite output.

Extracting system-out and system-err logs from JUnit XML reports involves parsing the XML structure to retrieve standard output and error streams. This displays the captured console output directly from the test reports for debugging purposes.

The best way to aggregate JUnit XML reports without manually reading XML is to use a tool that locates TEST-*.xml files and summarizes them. This approach aggregates machine-generated XML files into a human-readable Markdown format, highlighting failures.

No specific dependencies are required to parse XML test results, as the collector operates using standalone scripts. It directly locates JUnit XML files in your specified directory and processes them without needing external libraries.