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Our workflows were updated overnight because there was a patch update, but now all workflows broke.

The error we get:

Run im-open/[email protected]
Looking for trx files in '/home/runner/work/[project-path-masked]/test-results'...
The following trx files were found:
	/home/runner/work/[project-path-masked]/test-results/_fv-az586-374_2023-06-14_06_27_21.trx
Transforming file /home/runner/work/[project-path-masked]/test-results/_fv-az586-374_2023-06-14_06_27_21.trx
Checking for failing tests..
There are no failing tests.
Error: An error occurred processing the trx files: characterLimit is not defined

It seems to be related to the change from yesterday, and the culprit can be found here:

Where the variable at line 45 probably needed to be commentCharacterLimit?

Good morning. I have been playing with your action in a small test project I am working on and ran into an issue I cannot see documented / commented on anywhere in the notes.

With this configuration (mostly copied from your readme), it is effectively reporting on error count, but it is not displaying details for failing tests.

    - name: dotnet test
      run: dotnet test --logger trx --configuration Release

    - name: Process trx reports with default
      if: always()
      # You may also reference just the major or major.minor version
      uses: im-open/[email protected]
      with:
        github-token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}      
        create-status-check: true
        create-pr-comment: true
        update-comment-if-one-exists: true
        timezone: 'america/chicago'
        comment-identifier: 'BookQuest PR Test Output'

    - name: Annotate Test Outcome
      if: steps.process-trx.outputs.test-results-truncated == 'true'
      run: cat ${{ steps.process-trx.outputs.test-results-file-path }} > $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY

If I have made a mistake in configuration / missed something, my apologies. Otherwise, there might be an issue with assigning / showing these values.

Appreciate any help!

For those repos where integration tests are ran as a separate workflow along side CI build on a PR (I am sure there are other examples), the results are saved at random to the first workflow that completes.

I wonder if as a workaround, we could utilize the suggestion made in this article. It really is just setting up seperate secret token using GitHub App.

https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/24616#discussioncomment-5639107

When there are tests not executed, eg xUnit.Skip attribute, show those in the annotations output