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Structured output for ExUnit tests in GitHub actions
Is anyone using any sort of tool to produce machine readable output from exunit when using GitHub actions?
In the past with CircleCI I’ve used GitHub - victorolinasc/junit-formatter: A JUnit XML report exporter for Elixir's ExUnit · GitHub since CircleCI can natively parse the junit output format. However GitHub actions doens’t natively support the junit format as far as I can tell.
So I’ve tried to use GitHub - mikepenz/action-junit-report: Reports junit test results as GitHub Pull Request Check · GitHub but the results are sub-par, the errors are duplicated and the generated links don’t work.
Has anyone else dealt with this before?
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I came across this post again recently and I’ve found that GitHub - erlef/setup-beam: Set up your BEAM-based GitHub Actions workflow (Erlang, Elixir, Gleam, ...) · GitHub now includes good machine readable output (or at least enough that I don’t feel a need to look for other additions).
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