Hi,
on a project I'm working on we have some tests which occassionally fail from time to time (even without any related code change), but then suddenly succeed (also without any code change). That are clearly issues discovered by those tests, which I would like to track down.
(on that project I'm using the engine mode to run all tests automatically in parallel with each other)
As those failures occur only randomly, is it possible in NCrunch to get some kind of history that would show such recently failed tests (let's say the test failed 3 test-runs before the current one)?
BR
Ralf
Remco NCrunch Developer
#6200
16 Aug 2014 00:21 UTC
Hi Ralf,
At the moment, it isn't possible to get any history of test results using NCrunch. A new test run will overwrite any existing state held by NCrunch for the test.
The problem you're experiencing is very common though. As we delve more and more into the realms of asynchronous programming, we tend to collect more and more tests that annoyingly fail on occasion.
Being able to pull up detailed history (and perhaps an in-depth analysis) for a test would be really useful in figuring out its pass/fail pattern. It would take a bit of development to implement this though. Would you like to request it as a feature?.
At the moment, it isn't possible to get any history of test results using NCrunch. A new test run will overwrite any existing state held by NCrunch for the test.
The problem you're experiencing is very common though. As we delve more and more into the realms of asynchronous programming, we tend to collect more and more tests that annoyingly fail on occasion.
Being able to pull up detailed history (and perhaps an in-depth analysis) for a test would be really useful in figuring out its pass/fail pattern. It would take a bit of development to implement this though. Would you like to request it as a feature?.
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