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identify platform on dist=each
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Description
For dist=each, I can send in platform identifier with --tx id=. However, is there an easy way to see which platform a test failed? We are using junit xml and Jenkins for test results reporting fwiw.
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--dist=each \
--tx id=windows//popen//env:... \
--tx id=not-windows//popen//env:... \
...
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Start by tracing how --dist=each and --tx id= values are represented in JUnit XML output, then check how Jenkins displays those reports. Define the desired platform identifier in the failure result and verify it with a distributed test using the two shown tx IDs.
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- python
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- testing-qa
- Issue type
- Feature
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