Brief Overview Hello! Thank you for visiting my blog! My name is Kateryna, and I'm based in Kyiv. Here, I will be sharing my thoughts. My main focus is on QA, automation and writing code in Python. I also have some basic knowledge about Arduino . In the past, and I created my own traffic light that displayed automation testing results based on Jenkins status. However, that was quite a while ago, so let's start fresh. Right now, I'm aiming to concentrate on technologies that are more up-to-date and relevant in today's landscape. Like AI, ML, etc.
When we start running tests on CI, we must generate and add reports. All CIs are different and look different. But in each CI, it's necessary to do this so that you can see the test statistics. So that these tests can be seen at all. There are many types of reports. Personally, I really like JUnit XML in particular. It is universal, and all CIs understand it. These reports contain all the information about the test: title, error, how long the test was running. And then it's all very easy to see and analyze. Also, thanks to these reports, CI builds and shows the history of the test. (Apart from these reports, of course, you can generate others too.) ________________________________