refactor: use an xml parser for less brittle mocha result verification #30865
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Additional details
After running unit tests in CI, the
verify-mocha-results
script is executed. This script ensures that:/tmp/cypress/junit
Currently, a regex is used to extract attributes from the xml regarding the success or failure of tests for a given report. Unfortunately, mocha's junit reporter writes attributes in a different order than vitest's junit reporter. Using an xml parser allows the verification step to be more flexible about the order of attributes in the junit reports it parses.
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