Michael J Conrad

@davetheninja This one isn't dead per se, but I think what you are talking about is a different change altogether. It seems like what you really need is a feature...

@dojo90 Take a look at this issue which I opened with GitLab. Their junit xml parser seems to de-duplicate test results that are similar / identical. Not sure why they...

@pete-thompson Hi, are you not seeing the messages in std output here https://github.com/spekt/junit.testlogger/blob/master/docs/assets/TestResults.xml#L98-L102 ? Some of the GUIDs from this example file came from a passing test https://github.com/spekt/junit.testlogger/blob/master/test/assets/JUnit.Xml.TestLogger.NetCore.Tests/UnitTest1.cs#L14-L15 so I...

@pete-thompson Based on the ticket above, it seems like the jenkins schema is the most official one. @AnashOommen I know its been a while but I recall you were doing...

Hi @mclayton7, Yes we would be happy to. I do think the right answer here is to swap out `https://github.com/spekt/junit.testlogger/blob/master/test/assets/JUnit.xsd` for the jenkins version and then go ahead with the...

@AnashOommen Hi, no you don't need to sign anything to contribute.

@crainey Could you try the latest pre-release version? https://www.myget.org/feed/spekt/package/nuget/XunitXml.TestLogger/3.0.75 We haven't really seen stability issues, but the new version has several parsing fixes that might help. If not we can...

@AmeerMansourBeca Yeah, thats right. After you add the nuget package to your test project, use the command line in the directory with your test csproj to run `dotnet test --logger:xunit`....

I ran into the same issues testing the shapes on the android emulator noted by @sjorsmiltenburg . I'm particularly interested in why the clock hands don't rotate in the example....

Apparently netCore 3.1 builds fine. Added that to the repo link