[JVM] JUnit xml reports test duration time in milliseconds instead of seconds

[Powers Foss]

Our Cucumber-JVM JUnit xml file reports time in milliseconds instead of seconds which is throwing off our Jenkins reports.  Examining the junit.xml file for one of our Cuke-JVM shows time="45261" which Jenkins interprets as 45,261 seconds.  Our existing cuke4duke tests running with JUnit output are reporting times of 45 seconds or so for the same test.  Is this a known issue?  Is there a workaround or setting for JUnit somewhere?  Basic googling is not revealing much.

Cheers,

Powers.

[Aslak Hellesøy]

On May 25, 2012, at 22:17, Powers Foss <power...@datalogix.com> wrote:

Our Cucumber-JVM JUnit xml file reports time in milliseconds instead of seconds which is throwing off our Jenkins reports.  Examining the junit.xml file for one of our Cuke-JVM shows time="45261" which Jenkins interprets as 45,261 seconds.  

Please create a ticket for this. Bonus points if you can confirm the time unit and format that should be used in junit.xml.

Using seconds as a unit sounds too coarse grained. Can it be a decimal like time="0.046"?

Aslak

Our existing cuke4duke tests running with JUnit output are reporting times of 45 seconds or so for the same test.  Is this a known issue?  Is there a workaround or setting for JUnit somewhere?  Basic googling is not revealing much.

Cheers,

Powers.

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[Paolo Ambrosio]

On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 10:06 AM, Aslak Hellesøy
<aslak.h...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Can it be a decimal like time="0.046"?

The XMLReporter in Surefire prints it as seconds with milliseconds
granularity. This is the code from the AbstractReporter class:

private final NumberFormat numberFormat =
NumberFormat.getInstance( Locale.ENGLISH );

private static final int MS_PER_SEC = 1000;

String elapsedTimeAsString( long runTime )
{
return numberFormat.format( (double) runTime / MS_PER_SEC );
}

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Paolo