Adam Gruber

Thanks for the suggestion. The problem with adding something like this is that a user could use the option to pass anything including unexpected things. Is it limited to strictly...

The `other` typically represents a failed hook which the report doesn't count as a test failure. It's tough to really debug without seeing how your tests are structured. Is it...

A `skipped` test is usually the result of a failed `before` hook, which the report does consider.

@SeriousM is correct. This is something that's been on my radar for a while and held up mostly by lack of time to work on it.

I'm not really familiar with cypress.io and how it runs the tests. Seems strange that it generates one report for each spec. Is it running each in a separate process?...

Most of the JSON properties come directly from mocha. > the latest version of mochawesome creates an incompatible json Is this with cypress.io? Can you provide a repo to reproduce...

Not sure if this is really needed. You can specify a path relative to `process.cwd()` in the `reportDir` option. For example: If your current directory is `/myproject` and you pass...

Simply installing the package does not create the folder structure. That is created when the reporter is run.

Can you show exactly how you are passing options?

I'm unable to reproduce this. When I run a simple test with the above configuration the output is a single JSON file as expected. If you can create a repo...