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@smartbear/one-report-publisher

v0.8.0

Published

Publish Test Results to SmartBear OneReport

Downloads

7

Readme

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OneReport Publisher

This is a tool that publishes test results (test cycles) to SmartBear OneReport. It is intended to be used in Continuous Integration workflows.

The tool supports the following file formats:

  • JUnit XML
  • Cucumber JSON
  • Cucumber Messages
  • Zip files (containing any of the above)

If the publisher is executed on a supported CI server, it will also send the following git metadata along with the test results:

  • Repository URL
  • Commit SHA
  • Current Branch
  • Current Tag (if available)

GitHub Actions

Add a step after all tests have run. The if: ${{ always() }} ensures results are published even if a previous test step failed.

- name: 'Publish to OneReport'
  if: ${{ always() }}
  uses: smartbear/[email protected]
  with:
    # Can be omitted if ONE_REPORT_PROJECT_ID is defined
    project-id: F5222E06-BA05-4C82-949A-2FE537B6F59F
    # Can be omitted if ONE_REPORT_REFRESH_TOKEN is defined
    refresh-token: ${{ secrets.ONE_REPORT_REFRESH_TOKEN }}
    # Can be omitted if ONE_REPORT_URL is defined
    url: ${{ env.ONE_REPORT_URL }}
    reports: ./reports/**/*.{xml,json,ndjson,zip}

See action.yml for a full reference of available input options.

Command Line Reference

The command-line tool can be used in any CI pipeline that has the npx command available (it needs to have Node.js installed).

npx @smartbear/[email protected] --help

Usage: one-report-publisher [options]

Options:
  -u, --url <url>                      OneReport URL. Defaults to $ONE_REPORT_URL
  -p, --project-id <id>                OneReport project id. Defaults to $ONE_REPORT_PROJECT_ID
  -t, --refresh-token <refresh-token>  OneReport refresh-token. Defaults to $ONE_REPORT_REFRESH_TOKEN
  -r, --reports <glob...>              Glob to the files to publish
  -m, --max-time <seconds>             Max time for each request
  -i, --ignore-error                   Exit with 0 even if a timeout or error occurred
  --no-zip                             Do not zip non .zip files
  -h, --help                           display help for command

Example:

npx @smartbear/[email protected] \
  --project-id F5222E06-BA05-4C82-949A-2FE537B6F59F \
  --refresh-token ${ONE_REPORT_REFRESH_TOKEN} \
  --reports ./reports/**/*.{xml,json,ndjson,zip}

CircleCI

Add a step after all tests have run. You have to make sure the command is running in a docker image that has Node.js installed (for example cimg/node).

- run:
    name: Publish test results to OneReport
    command: |
      npx @smartbear/[email protected] \
        --project-id F5222E06-BA05-4C82-949A-2FE537B6F59F \
        --refresh-token ${ONE_REPORT_REFRESH_TOKEN} \
        --reports ./reports/**/*.{xml,json,ndjson,zip}