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                                            Shay Amir

Test Explorer showing "red bang" icon instead of test status - Cannot use ruby code in project.yml

It looks like this: stdout: Test 'test_bar.c' ----------------- Running test_bar.out... ----------- TEST OUTPUT ----------- [test_bar.c] - "Processing message for device of type 3, index 10" - "Processing message for device...

Test Explorer showing "red bang" icon instead of test status - Cannot use ruby code in project.yml

BTW, I've made 1 test fail, to check the different status icons. BTW2, I was sure that the results are being parsed back from XML report and that the OUPUT...

Test Explorer showing "red bang" icon instead of test status - Cannot use ruby code in project.yml

Any idea how I can debug? Can you help?

Test Explorer showing "red bang" icon instead of test status - Cannot use ruby code in project.yml

I've debugged the issue. My project.yml (relevant sections) looks like this: ``` :project: :build_root: "#{ENV['BUILD_ROOT']}" :test_file_prefix: test_ :default_tasks: - test:all :environment: - REPO_ROOT: "#{ENV.fetch('REPO_ROOT', ENV['PWD'])}" - BUILD_ROOT: "#{ENV.fetch('BUILD_ROOT', ENV['PWD'] +...

Test Explorer showing "red bang" icon instead of test status - Cannot use ruby code in project.yml

Narrowed it down to this line: const ymlProjectBuildDirectory = ymlProjectData[':project'][':build_root']; returns: ymlProjectBuildDirectory = '#{ENV['BUILD_ROOT']}'

Test Explorer showing "red bang" icon instead of test status - Cannot use ruby code in project.yml

**3rd Option** I'd write a routine in typescript files to read from .yml and if It finds '#{ENV[' string, it'll replace it with the corresponding environment variable. **4th Option** Don't...