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Hi @ccsuperstar
This is the class where I did not have enough time for a UnitTest. But as you can see it is very useful to have a test which tests the expected result.
If you can provide some html test results it would be very helpful.
If not it's also okay 😉
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If you use for example these 3 html reports (report_1.html, report_2.html, report_3.html), and you run the merge report command, as it is the first html report that is used to define the suite titles, you will have only the title Acceptance in report.html file
reports.zip
While in the other reports, you have Api, Bdd, etc
So, either you have to use a template, or you have to parse all the reports to have all the suites
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hi @ccsuperstar
is this the expected report what you want?
(Its manually changed for a preview)
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Yes it's the expected report!
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I think I might suffer under the same (or very similar) problem:
- Background:
- First there is a "serial" Codeception test execution with (a) all (fast) PhpBrowser tests and (b) some (non-parallel-working) WebDriver tests (because they temporarily manipulate something in the DB -- yes, very ugly, but it is as it is; pragmatic colleagues...)
- Then there are a few "parallel" sets with parallel exeuction of slow WebDriver tests
- Result:
- Due to starting with the "serial" HTML report all the "parallel" HTML report results are merged to the first and thus wrong section/suite (but the second suite is there too, because it is part of the first "serial" HTML report too)
- Screenshot:
- Files: merged-html-original-with-bug.zip
- Expected result:
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@vansari My PR #105 fixes my problem and I think this issue here => thanks in advance for reviewing and merging
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@reinholdfuereder Is it possible that you add a test for your changes?
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