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Generate JUnit XML or Mochawesome reports and send them to TestCollab from your test framework.
In this section
- JUnit XML Format Explained: Example File, Schema, and How Tools Read It Learn the JUnit XML format with a valid example, common elements, framework commands, TestCollab ID mapping, attachments, configurations, and uploads.
- Jest: Generate JUnit XML with jest-junit and Upload to TestCollab Configure jest-junit to generate JUnit XML, map Jest tests to TestCollab cases, and upload results from local runs or GitHub Actions.
- Playwright Test Reports: HTML, JUnit XML, and Uploading to TestCollab Create Playwright HTML and JUnit reports, map tests to TestCollab cases, and upload results with screenshots, videos, and traces.
- Cypress Test Reports: Mochawesome, JUnit, and Uploading to TestCollab Generate Cypress test reports as Mochawesome JSON or JUnit XML, map case IDs, and upload automated results to TestCollab.
- Report Automated Test Results from Any Framework Generate JUnit XML or Mochawesome JSON, map automated tests to TestCollab cases, and report results from common test frameworks with the TestCollab CLI.
- Setting up a BDD project Set up a BDD project in TestCollab and sync Gherkin feature files from your repository to keep scenarios and test cases aligned.
- Keeping test cases in sync with your repo Use tc sync to keep Gherkin scenarios in your repository aligned with test cases in TestCollab.
- Report Katalon Studio Test Results to TestCollab Generate JUnit XML in Katalon Studio and upload the results to TestCollab securely with the TestCollab CLI.
