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Describe the feature you want to add
Hi.
I'm trying out Bruno as a replacement for postman and love most everything about it so far. Except for the reports on Jenkins. I've tried both Junit and Html reports with unsatisfying results.
Junit reports
Shows pass and failed test correctly but the structure of the report get messed up due to that I run the tests with a targetUrl as a ip-adress which in my case results in a strange junit report
Package: "http://xxx.xxx.xxx"
Class: "xxx:8080/path to request"
Test name: "the assert"
I would like the the report to more follow the Collection name and then grouped by the requests names. For me that is more logical 🙂
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Describe the feature you want to add
Hi.
I'm trying out Bruno as a replacement for postman and love most everything about it so far. Except for the reports on Jenkins. I've tried both Junit and Html reports with unsatisfying results.
Junit reports
Shows pass and failed test correctly but the structure of the report get messed up due to that I run the tests with a targetUrl as a ip-adress which in my case results in a strange junit report
Package: "http://xxx.xxx.xxx"
Class: "xxx:8080/path to request"
Test name: "the assert"
HTML repports
Locally this works fine. But when I publish the report in Jenkins their Security policy (https://www.jenkins.io/doc/book/security/configuring-content-security-policy/) blocks the necessary JavaScripts to run.
Other alternatives
Thanks! 🙏
Mockups or Images of the feature
The current HTML Report on Jenkins:
When inspecting the page in Dev Tools I can find all the report information but the script displaying is not run.
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