org.apache.maven.plugins.surefire.report.SurefireReportParser Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: AbstractRepairMojo.java From repairnator with MIT License | 6 votes |
public List<String> getFailingTests() { List<String> result = new ArrayList<>(); for (MavenProject mavenProject : reactorProjects) { File surefireReportsDirectory = getSurefireReportsDirectory(mavenProject); SurefireReportParser parser = new SurefireReportParser(Collections.singletonList(surefireReportsDirectory), Locale.ENGLISH, new NullConsoleLogger()); try { List<ReportTestSuite> testSuites = parser.parseXMLReportFiles(); for (ReportTestSuite reportTestSuite : testSuites) { if (reportTestSuite.getNumberOfErrors()+reportTestSuite.getNumberOfFailures() > 0) { result.add(reportTestSuite.getFullClassName()); } } } catch (MavenReportException e) { e.printStackTrace();; } } return result; }
Example #2
Source File: SurefireReporter.java From testgrid with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Parses the surefire reports and returns a summarized TestResult object. * * @param testPlan the testplan * @return test result */ public TestResult getReport(TestPlan testPlan) { TestResult testResult = new TestResult(); try { Path filePath = TestGridUtil.getSurefireReportsDir(testPlan); final SurefireReportParser surefireReportParser = new SurefireReportParser( Collections.singletonList(filePath.toFile()), ENGLISH, new NullConsoleLogger()); final List<ReportTestSuite> reportTestSuites = surefireReportParser.parseXMLReportFiles(); final Map<String, String> summary = surefireReportParser.getSummary(reportTestSuites); testResult.totalTests = summary.get("totalTests"); testResult.totalFailures = summary.get("totalFailures"); testResult.totalErrors = summary.get("totalErrors"); testResult.totalSkipped = summary.get("totalSkipped"); final List<ReportTestCase> failureDetails = surefireReportParser.getFailureDetails(reportTestSuites); testResult.failureTests = getTests(failureDetails, ReportTestCase::hasFailure); testResult.errorTests = getTests(failureDetails, ReportTestCase::hasError); return testResult; } catch (MavenReportException e) { logger.warn("Error while processing surefire-reports for " + testPlan.getId() + " for infra combination:" + " " + testPlan.getInfraParameters() + ". Continuing processing of other test plans", e); } return testResult; }
Example #3
Source File: UnitTestMojo.java From wisdom with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
/** * Notifies the watcher that a new file is created. It selects and executes the test. Failures and errors are * reported in the thrown {@link org.wisdom.maven.WatchingException}. * * @param file is the file. * @return return {@code true} * @throws org.wisdom.maven.WatchingException if the test execution failed. */ @Override public boolean fileCreated(File file) throws WatchingException { // Check selection policy String testParameter = null; if (testSelectionPolicy == TestSelectionPolicy.SELECTIVE) { // The test selection is done using the -Dtest parameter from surefire // We should also take care that the changed file is not a 'test', in that case, we run only this one. final String filename = file.getName().substring(0, file.getName().lastIndexOf(".")); if (filename.startsWith("Test") || filename.endsWith("Test") || filename.endsWith("TestCase")) { testParameter = filename; } else { // It's a business class // Be aware of #365, the selection must select only unit tests, so the expression should be // TestFileName*,*FileNameTest* // The *FileNameTestCase case can be ignored (included by the second expression) testParameter = "Test" + filename + "*,*" + filename + "Test*"; } } try { execute(testParameter); return true; } catch (MojoExecutionException e) { getLog().debug("An error occurred while executing Surefire", e); // Compute the Watching Exception content. StringBuilder message = new StringBuilder(); SurefireReportParser parser = new SurefireReportParser(ImmutableList.of(reports), Locale.ENGLISH); try { computeTestFailureMessageFromReports(message, parser); throw new WatchingException("Unit Test Failures", message.toString(), file, e); } catch (MavenReportException reportException) { // Cannot read the reports. throw new WatchingException("Unit Test Failures", file, reportException); }} }
Example #4
Source File: UnitTestMojo.java From wisdom with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private static void computeTestFailureMessageFromReports(StringBuilder message, SurefireReportParser parser) throws MavenReportException { List<ReportTestSuite> suites = parser.parseXMLReportFiles(); Map<String, String> summary = parser.getSummary(suites); message .append(summary.get("totalTests")) .append(" tests, ") .append(summary.get("totalErrors")) .append(" errors, ") .append(summary.get("totalFailures")) .append(" failures, ") .append(summary.get("totalSkipped")) .append(" skipped ") .append("(executed in ") .append(summary.get("totalElapsedTime")) .append("s)<br/><ul>"); for (ReportTestSuite suite : suites) { if (suite.getNumberOfErrors() > 0 || suite.getNumberOfFailures() > 0) { for (ReportTestCase tc : suite.getTestCases()) { if (tc.getFailure() != null && !"skipped".equalsIgnoreCase((String) tc.getFailure().get("message"))) { message .append("<li><em>") .append(tc.getFullName()) .append("</em> failed: ") .append(tc.getFailure().get("message")) .append("</li>"); } } } } message.append("</ul>"); }