Screenshots path

[AndreyYevtukhov]

Hi guys!

I have a question about screenshots path in generated .xml report

Is there any option to insert links to screenshots files in XML / path to folder with saved screens, so QA can just click on such link in Jenkins and download / open it in browser?

[christian-bromann]

@AndreyYevtukhov not sure, probably yes. Feel free to propose a PR with such a feature.

[jukafah]

You can do this with the junit-attachments jenkins plugin here: https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/JUnit+Attachments+Plugin

You write out a filename to standard in or out and the plugin can publish them as direct test attachments in Jenkins rather than build artifacts. I recently forked this repo to work on that specific feature, but I wound up changing the logic for cucumber / jenkins reporting as well.

            if (testData.state === 'fail') {
                const screenshot = screenshots.find(function (item) { return item.toLowerCase().indexOf(test.title.toLowerCase()) > 0 });
                testCase.failure();
                testCase.standardError(`\n[[ATTACHMENT|${screenshot}]]\n\n${testData.error.stack}`);
            }

@christian-bromann thoughts on this? It requires a separate plugin to work correctly. At least for Jenkins, anyway.

[goatsy]

Can I access the junit reporter in the afterTest hook?
I would just like to add some content to the "Standard Error" (for example embed a screenshot/iframe via html) but I don't know how to access the reporter.

@jukafah @AndreyYevtukhov

[christian-bromann]

Can I access the junit reporter in the afterTest hook?

No. Not sure how to pull this off. Reporter usually should not block the test execution in any way.