writeReport
Use the -writeReport
command with the -type
and -filter
options in the command line as a separate command or as part of a series of task commands (such as run tests). Use a web browser to view the reports.
Because the harness executes commands in their command-line sequence, you must identify the work directory before the -writeReport
command and provide the report directory as an option at the end of the command:
> jtharness ... -workdir
my-work-dir -writeReport
-type
report-type -filter
report-filter my-report-dir
See About the Command-Line Examples for a description of the use of > jtharness in the example.
See Command-Line Overview for a detailed description of the command line structure.
-type
OptionInclude the -type
option and a report-type argument in the command line to specify the format of the generated report. There is a direct relationship between the names of the directories in the report directories and the report type names used in the command, as shown in the following table:
Report | Type |
---|---|
HTML Report | html |
Plain Text Report | txt |
XML Report | xml |
COF Report | cof |
When the -type
option is not used, the harness uses the default report types last used in the GUI, or html
and txt
if a type was not previously set in the GUI.
The harness provides a set of standard format types (html
, txt
, xml
and cof
) that you can use. In addition to the standard arguments, your test suite might provide additional custom formats. If you are unsure of the additional formats provided by your test suite, select Report > Create New Report from the GUI to display the list of available report formats.
For more on the standard report formats, see Creating Reports in the Graphical User Interface User's Guide.
-filter
Option
When the -filter
option is not used, the harness uses the default setting of currentConfig
. Include the -filter
and a filter option (lastRun
, currentConfig
, or allTests
) in the command line to specify the filter used to select the test results that are reported.
Use the lastRun
filter option (corresponds to Last Test Run in the GUI) to select test results status for
all folders and tests included in the last test run even if you have exited
the harness since the last test run.
Use the currentConfig
filter option (corresponds to Current Configuration in the GUI) to select the folders and test results status specified by the current configuration.
Use the allTests
filter option (corresponds to All Tests in the GUI) to select test results status for all tests in the work directory, including any tests that were excluded from the last test run.
-enableKFL
OptionThis option requests that the harness attempt to generate the KFL section of the report(s).
By default, the harness in command line mode will pull this setting from Preferences, which is stored on a per-user basis, and controlled by the GUI Preferences. Using this flag will ask the reporting system to override this Preference to generate the report. Currently, there are no sub-options to specify the detailed settings available in the GUI Preferences.
The flag -kfl
is also accepted, but usage of it is not recommended because it may be confused with the top-level -kfl
flag.
writeReport
CommandIn the following example, my-work-dir represents a work directory name that might exist on your system, and two known failure lists are specified.
Command Options Format Example:
> jtharness
-workdirectory myworkdirectory
-config foo.jti -kfl foo.kfl -writeReport -enableKFL -type html -filter allTests
myReportDir
See Formatting a Command for descriptions and examples of other command formats that you can use.
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