test-results xmls

[Andy Dingfelder]

Hi

When I run my tests, a report folder structure gets created with output for the tests I ran (which is good)

But it also creates a folder structure named test-results which contains xml files.  this seems to create an xml for each test, regardless if I ran that test or not

these test results contain stuff like: 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<testsuite name="x.y.z.testname" tests="0" skipped="0" failures="0" errors="0" timestamp="1970-01-01T00:00:00" hostname="myhost" time="0.0">

Can anyone suggest what is creating those files, and if it can be turned off or configured to not create these for tests that I am not running?

[Nigel Charman]

These are the standard JUnit test xmls. How are you ignoring the tests that you aren't running?

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[Dingfelder]

I’m launching a single test via a filter like --tests "*RunExampleTests*" but xmas are getting created for all tests whether I run them or not.  Maybe that’s expected behaviour ?

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