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Project
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TeamCity
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Priority
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Normal |
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Type
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Feature |
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State
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Fixed |
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Assignee
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Kirill Maximov |
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Subsystem
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Server Web |
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Affected versions
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Build 1615 (RC1) |
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Fix versions
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Teamcity 3.0 (Benares 5985) |
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Fixed in build
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Fixed in builds
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no build yet
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At the moment I see "100 tests passed" in the overview.html. It seems natural that clicking on this link would give more detail, but it takes me to the buildResults tab in viewLog which just shows "100 tests passed". Guess what, you already told me that! I need to click on Build Log and then All Messages to see the detail of which tests were run and even then it's hidden in amongst a lot of "[import] property (<1s)", etc., etc.
Or I'm missing something?
I think it would be useful to duplicate (in the TeamCity Web interface) the functionality I get from Idea when I run a bunch of unit tests:
- click on package expands to give test classes
- click on test classes expands to give individual test methods
Then for each entity (package, class, method) we would want to see Time elapsed, test results and (if possible) memory usage.Look at the Idea test runner to see the kind of output I'm after.
I agree that there should be a page that displays the same JUnit output/statistics as IDEA does.
For seeing individual test output and searching for the test by name/package see (watch/vote for) the linked issues.