Add a filename attribute to the generated XML

[marcomorain]

(Also add a gemspec)

[marcomorain]

Hi @bhenderson – is this something you would consider merging into minitest-ci ?

[bhenderson]

hi, sorry I missed your original PR. May I ask why you want this?

also, hoe gem generates the gemspec.

[marcomorain]

Hi Brian,

I'll remove the gemspec tomorrow when I get a chance.

We want to have the file name so that we can allow the user to access
failing tests quickly and easily. It will also allow us to analyse test
results better - highlight files with frequently failing tests, etc.

Marc

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hi, sorry I missed your original PR. May I ask why you want this?

also, hoe gem generates the gemspec.

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[bhenderson]

I don't have time to test this myself, can you confirm that you've built the gem and the file shows up in your ci server?

I also don't like using Dir.pwd to clean the file location, but I'm not sure what else to do.

thanks,

[stephenyeargin]

👍 for this one, if for no other reason than to not have to put this in my Gemfile, per the CircleCI docs. 😄

gem 'minitest-ci', :git => '[email protected]:circleci/minitest-ci.git'

[bhenderson]

Hi, sorry I've neglected this PR. I don't really do ruby dev any more, so I've asked circleci (in email) if they can take over the gem. I'll update here with their answer.

thank you for your interest!