@wdio/junit-reporter: testcase names have a different naming format than the one specified in the docs
See original GitHub issueI’d like to report
- Unclear documentation
- A typo
- Missing documentation
- Other
Description of the report
affected package: @wdio/junit-reporter
One specific example is the following one:
The docs:
The use-case:
It can be seen that the naming format from the docs does not correspond with the one that is used in > 6.* versions (it is the same in older < 5.* versions of @wdio/junit-reporter).
Another issue related to naming format:
Test:
Current output in the reporter:
Conclusion: All the symbols or none should be allowed in the tests names.
These issues come as a problem for our solutions and we would appreciate it if you fix them ASAP. Thanks!
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- Created 2 years ago
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- Comments:6 (5 by maintainers)
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@lthurr yes thanks for clarifying. Updated docs.
@sandupetrasco if this is a problem for you please consider contributing to the project to get it resolved, thanks!