Configure output path from CLI
See original GitHub issueHello.
Is there any way to configure outputPath
from CLI?
I mean something like that:
"scripts": {
"jenkins:test": "npm run test --testResultsProcessor=jest-html-reporter --outputPath=../../reports"
},
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Oh, yeah. Now I get it. I just thought that there is some way to configure plugin through CLI. Thank you for your help. 😄
When using the jest.config-file you would configure the plugin in the object following “jest-html-reporter” as such: