Rename 'failed' to 'failures' in junit output. #5463
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The junit formatter output contains the 'failed' attribute on the testsuite node, which must be called 'failures'.
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I think junit output should be a shard, not in the standard library. |
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@asterite at the least it should be optional. At one point I wanted to use junit output in Jenkins for the stdlib specs, which would be... tricky if it were a shard at least. Probably not going to go that route now if I ever get around to custom CI... |
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The junit formatter output contains the 'failed' attribute on the testsuite node, which must be called 'failures'.
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The junit formatter output contains the 'failed' attribute
on the testsuite node, which must be called 'failures'. Closes #5462