reporter: enrich tests with filenames #14
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Search the directory for tests and try to enrich the report with the additional filepath property. For it to work, it expects two things: - test function names have the prefix 'Test' - test files have '_test.go' suffix Signed-off-by: Mischa Jörg <mischa@ninetyfour.ch>
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Great idea and implementation, released v0.0.9 thanks for your contribution. |
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Search the directory for tests and try to enrich the report with the optional
filepathproperty.For it to work, it expects two things:
The motivation behind this is to be able to generate reports which link tests and requirements together with for example strictdoc (which needs the path to the files).
The solution is anything but pretty. But as far as I have seen, there is no way to get the filenames from
go test. With this, it is at least contained in the same tool (as opposed to creating a separate tool which adds thefilepathproperty to the report).This is also somewhat related to #10 since it could be extended to also get the line numbers - although a simple regex would not suffice for that.