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Include metadata in junit xml results as property tags #31
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By adding an autoused session fixture that calls record_testsuite_property.
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This would close #16 btw (at least partially). I finally got around to it (just from my personal account) |
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By adding an autoused session fixture that calls record_testsuite_property.
A couple of questions about this.
To my understanding
<property>tags aren't supported in xunit1 format - however this feels like something that pytest itself should be looking after rather than checking that in this plugin (i.e.record_testsuite_propertyshould be a null op in that case, or raise or something).This only handles the session-level metadata. TBH, that's all I need and it's useful in itself.
I suppose that this could/should be noted in the docs somewhere (should it?). I couldn't decide where to reasonably mention this.