converting TAP output to JUnit-style XML
Here’s a perl script that may prove useful: tap-to-junit-xml…
NAME
tap-to-junit-xml - convert perl-style TAP test output to JUnit-style XML
SYNOPSIS
tap-to-junit-xml "test suite name" [ outputprefix ] < tap_output.log
DESCRIPTION
Parse test suite output in TAP (Test Anything Protocol) format, and produce XML output in a similar format to that produced by the <junit> ant task. This is useful for consumption by continuous-integration systems like Hudson.
Written in perl, requires TAP::Parser and XML::Generator. It’s based on junit_xml.pl by Matisse Enzer, although pretty much entirely rewritten.
Tags: hacks, hudson, junit, perl, scripts, tap, testing, xml
Pavel Topinka said,
April 9, 2008 @ 8:49 am
Hello I tried this script and it works fine. I have question about integration with Hudson. How can hudson realize that test fails ? Do you run your perl test from ANT? Thank you Pavel
Justin said,
April 9, 2008 @ 9:19 am
In my Hudson configuration, I run the perl tests like this:
make test TEST_VERBOSE=1 2>&1 | tee make_test.log tap-to-junit-xml "make test" testxml/make_test < make_test.logAnd then I have Hudson set up to read the JUnit-formatted XML from “testxml/**.xml”.