Pretty-print test results in TRX format.
Typical usage: dotnet test --logger trx; trx (optionally with --output).
It automatically integrates with GitHub Actions by appending a pull request comment with the results too. Set up workflow with:
- name: 🧪 show
continue-on-error: true
if: always()
run:
dotnet tool update -g dotnet-trx
trx --outputAnd view results in an automatic pull request comment like:
NOTE: this behavior is triggered by the presence of the
GITHUB_REF_NAMEandCIenvironment variables.
USAGE:
trx [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS:
DEFAULT
-h, --help Prints help information
--version Prints version information
-p, --path Optional base directory for *.trx files
discovery. Defaults to current directory
-o, --output Include test output
-r, --recursive True Recursively search for *.trx files
-v, --verbosity Quiet Output display verbosity:
- quiet: only failed tests are displayed
- normal: failed and skipped tests are
displayed
- verbose: failed, skipped and passed tests
are displayed
--no-exit-code Do not return a -1 exit code on test
failures
--gh-comment True Report as GitHub PR comment
--gh-summary True Report as GitHub step summary Install:
dotnet tool install -g dotnet-trxUpdate:
dotnet tool update -g dotnet-trxTo ensure the long-term sustainability of this project, use of dotnet-trx requires an Open Source Maintenance Fee. While the source code is freely available under the terms of the MIT License, all other aspects of the project --including opening or commenting on issues, participating in discussions and downloading releases-- require adherence to the Maintenance Fee.
In short, if you use this project to generate revenue, the Maintenance Fee is required.
To pay the Maintenance Fee, become a Sponsor at the corresponding OSMF tier (starting at just $10!).