Is there a test reporting plugin for tracking test results over time

[Simeon Fitch]

I have a project where we have a functional test suite--most failing initially by design--and want to track progress by logging the number of test passes/fails whenever `sbt test` is run. 

Does anyone know of of a simple sbt plugin to do something in this realm? Not looking for anything fancy.... something that appends date,pass,fail to a file is basically what I'm looking for, probably easy to implement, or maybe ScalaTest does it already but I missed the docs on it, but thought I'd check before reinventing something.

Thanks,

Simeon

[Josh Suereth]

I believe there is a jenkins plugin which does this.  In sbt 0.13.5, there's JUnitXmlReport generated by default, which should work for these long-term CI tracking tools.

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[Simeon Fitch]

Thanks for the reply. Yes, we already use that plugin, and is exactly (or rather, more than) what I want, but at the SBT level (and text based). Looking for something simpler that gives results without having to push it to the CI system. Maybe I can hack something with XSLT and JUnitXmlReport (assuming it works without tagging tests with the JUnit runner).

Again, thanks for the idea.

Simeon

[Josh Suereth]

I would certainly welcome such a plugin.  The issue being you need a database (not RDBMS, a file is fine) for results that you track outside of the build/project itself (perhaps), or you checkin said database with commits.