Test Results via Spec HTML not showing up

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Mark

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Sep 24, 2009, 4:07:09 PM9/24/09
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I am able to run my [ConcordionTest] specifications, and see the
correct results via Gallio.Echo.exe:

Gallio.Echo.exe /pd:.\Gallio-Concordion-Adapter /v:Debug .
\Calculator.Spec\bin\Debug\Calculator.Spec.dll

Verifying assembly names.
Initializing the runtime and loading plugins.
Initializing the test runner.
Running the tests.
Host started at 9/24/2009 2:23:33 PM.
Running under CLR v4.0.20506 runtime.
Listening for connections on IPC port:
'IsolatedProcessHost.f07b19268b614061'
[starting] Concordion v0.1.99.9999/Calculator.Spec/ArithmeticTest
[failed] Fixture Concordion v0.1.99.9999/Calculator.Spec/
ArithmeticTest
[starting] Concordion v0.1.99.9999/Calculator.Spec/CalculatorTest
[passed] Fixture Concordion v0.1.99.9999/Calculator.Spec/
CalculatorTest
[starting] Concordion v0.1.99.9999/Calculator.Spec/OperationsTest
[passed] Fixture Concordion v0.1.99.9999/Calculator.Spec/
OperationsTest
[starting] Concordion v0.1.99.9999/Calculator.Spec/TrigonometricTest
[passed] Fixture Concordion v0.1.99.9999/Calculator.Spec/
TrigonometricTest
Host stopped at 9/24/2009 2:23:41 PM.
Host process exited with code: 0
Disposing the test runner.
Stop time: 2:23 PM (Total execution time: 9.523 seconds)

4 run, 3 passed, 1 failed, 0 inconclusive, 0 skipped

All and good. The one should fail. This was from a build of the
source, but the 0.1.42.128 build behaves the exact same way.

I am not able to see any change in the HTML. I've tried to specify a
Concordion.config next to the Concordion.dll in the bin\debug folder,
but it doesn't seem to care what I put in the <BaseOutputDirectory>.
It never drops anything in there.

Jeffrey Cameron

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Sep 24, 2009, 10:13:43 PM9/24/09
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Hi Mark,

Are you putting the config file in the same directory as the Concordion assembly or your spec assembly?  Concordion looks for the assembly in the same directory as the Concordion.dll assembly.  You might want to check to make sure there is only one copy of the Concordion.dll floating about to ensure that the config file is picking up the right one.

Also, the default location for output files is to go into the directory pointed to in your TEMP environment variable, this usually depends on your system but on my machine (Windows 7) it points to "C:\Users\camejef\AppData\Local\Temp".  you could type SET TEMP in a command prompt to find out.  The HTML files should be in that location.

Let me know if that doesn't help.

Mark Borcherding

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Sep 25, 2009, 1:11:09 PM9/25/09
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The HTML files with their adjusted results are in the temp folder, and I am also pretty sure I’m the config file I’ve changed is the correct one since any XML validation errors are found when running the tests. I’ll look at it a little more today.

 

Is there a way to roll up the results to get a clear picture of what is failing? I see where that might be difficult since the only relation between the HTML pages is the loose coupling of the link tags.

Jeffrey Cameron

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Sep 25, 2009, 2:12:04 PM9/25/09
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Would the Gallio report be enough of a results roll up for you?  You can produce a nice HTML/XML/etc. report using Gallio that is very readable and captures the standard output.

Mark Borcherding

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Sep 25, 2009, 2:18:25 PM9/25/09
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Yea. We are doing something similar to that now with the NUnit outputs from our existing test. I was just think int would be nice if the links for additional information could clue you in as well.It would prevent duplication of the same information. When the link to the additional information is presented, it could be highlighted red if something on page, or a page it links to, fails an assertion.

Jeffrey Cameron

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Sep 25, 2009, 3:19:38 PM9/25/09
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That's an interesting feature idea, but I'm afraid the capability does not exist currently.  Perhaps I will include that in future versions of Concordion.Net

Rahul Dixit

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Mar 31, 2013, 2:48:46 AM3/31/13
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Hi All,
 
Is there a way of setting the html file output to be put in location you want rather than the temp location it gets set to, without changing the temp location?
 
-Rahul
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