Junit classname

[dfleury2]

Hi,
I am using the last doctest 2.4.0 and the JUnit reporter. This is used only for Jenkins and its JUnit plugin.
I was wondering if the classname should be adapted to C++.
At this time, classname is "Java oriented", and grouped by package/class which are dot separated.
For C++, the dot is .cpp, so I got a cpp Class in Jenkins that looks "strange".
Is there improvement possible ?
Regards,

[onqtam]

Sorry for the late reply. The classname attribute is currently just the filename (my_file.cpp) as you have observed, but I'm not sure how to improve that... I just did what Catch2 does (unless I've missed something).

• One option would be to prepend the test case names (my_test_case.my_file.cpp) and even subcases (my_subcase.my_test_case.my_file.cpp) but the names could also have dots in them, + that's what the name attribute is for.
• another option would be to make a new decorator that is junit-specific, but I'm not really fond of that...

[dfleury2]

It's fine. Thanks for your time answering me. This is more a bonus than a feature or issue.
Your first option was my favorite choice and I have started a patch, but too much issues happened while implemented it (filename can be tricky). So I gave up.
Since I move on another feature for my project, doctest works well (and now natively supported by CLion). 👍

[onqtam]

Cool :)
I guess I'll be closing this.