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I've noticed that by using the --functional option, the maximum number that can be obtained in the Junit report is equal to the number of processes specified via the -p option.
Example :
If I have a file with 23 tests but I have specified 12 with the -p option, I will only have 12 tests in my report for this file.
Current behavior
With --functional
Look number of tests for each test suite
How to reproduce: command, code and error stack trace
Expected behavior
Without --functional
Look number of tests for each test suite
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
I've noticed that by using the --functional option, the maximum number that can be obtained in the Junit report is equal to the number of processes specified via the -p option.
Example :
If I have a file with 23 tests but I have specified 12 with the -p option, I will only have 12 tests in my report for this file.
Current behavior
With --functional
Look number of tests for each test suite
How to reproduce: command, code and error stack trace
Expected behavior
Without --functional
Look number of tests for each test suite
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: