Is there way to upload test results as an attachment?
The Publish Test Results task provides support for attachments for both test run and test results for the following formats. For public projects, we support 2GB of total attachments. The option to upload the test results file as an attachment is a default option in the task, applicable to all formats.
How to publish test results in JUnit format?
The default option uses JUnit format to publish test results. When using VSTest as the testRunner, the testResultsFiles option should be changed to **/TEST-*.trx. testResultsFormat is an alias for the testRunner input name. The results files can be produced by multiple runners, not just a specific runner.
Which is the default way to publish test results?
The default option uses JUnit format to publish test results. When using VSTest as the testRunner, the testResultsFiles option should be changed to **/TEST-*.trx. testResultsFormat is an alias for the testRunner input name.
How to write test class for the attachments?
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Where do I find the publish test results task?
If you are using any of these tasks, you do not need a separate Publish Test Results task in the pipeline. The published test results are displayed in the Tests tab in the pipeline summary and help you to measure pipeline quality, review traceability, troubleshoot failures, and drive failure ownership.
Where do I find custom test adapters in Visual Studio?
(Optional) Directory path to custom test adapters. Adapters residing in the same folder as the test assemblies are automatically discovered. (Optional) If set, tests will run in parallel leveraging available cores of the machine. This will override the MaxCpuCount if specified in your runsettings file.