TeamCity System Message for Test Result Location #41
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location of test result files. This is following the convention for other TeamCity messages and can be switched on/off via a param.
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@AwaNoodle Let me get the pending small bundle of fixes/enhancements for v1.1 out the door and I'll get this in. Would you be happy to work on scoping out #10 after this is done? |
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@AwaNoodle Would you be happy to work on scoping out #10 after this is done? |
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Added functionality to output TeamCity system message to provide location of test result files. This is following the convention for other TeamCity messages and can be switched on/off via a param.
We've been using this mod successfully for a little while now. It doesn't satisfy the plan to factor out the TeamCity specific parts but as the bits are already in it shouldn't have a negative effect.