dotnet-xunit-to-junit-preview 1.0.2

xUnit.net v2 XML Format to JUnit Format

Package	Release	Pre-release
dotnet-xunit-to-junit

CI	Status	Platform(s)	Framework(s)	Test Framework(s)
AppVeyor		Windows	netcoreapp2.1	netcoreapp2.2.0

CircleCI can only parse test results in the JUnit format. This Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations can transform a xUnit.net v2 XML test results file into a JUnit test results file.

Note: this only handles the easiest use case for the moment, as soon as I encounter issues in real life usage I'll add extra testing scenarios.

Consume the transform

Consume JUnit.xslt through the dotnet-xunit-to-junit NuGet package

dotnet-xunit-to-junit is a .NET Core global tool:

dotnet tool install -g dotnet-xunit-to-junit
dotnet xunit-to-junit "path-to-xunit-test-results.xml" "desired-path-to-junit-test-results.xml"

Consume JUnit.xslt directly from C#

Note: For .NET Core, this requires nestandard2.0 and above.

// Required using statement
using System.Xml.Xsl;

// Change the value of these three variables
const string inputFilePath = "C:/tmp/xunit.xml";
const string outputFilePath = "C:/tmp/junit.xml";
const string xsltFilePath = "C:/tmp/JUnit.xslt";

var xlsTransform = new XslCompiledTransform();
xlsTransform.Load(xsltFilePath);

writerSettings = xlsTransform.OutputSettings.Clone();
// Save without BOM, CircleCI can't read test results files starting with a BOM
writerSettings.Encoding = new UTF8Encoding(false);

using (var stream = new FileStream(outputFilePath, FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write))
using (var results = XmlWriter.Create(stream, writerSettings))
{
    xlsTransform.Transform(inputFilePath, results);
}

Running locally

Install the .NET Core SDK 2.2.102.

Once you're done, run this command to initialise Cake:

.\bootstrap.ps1

You can then run the build script:

dotnet cake build.cake

If you want to pack the .NET Core Global Tool you can run: dotnet cake build.cake --pack