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RichardGuion avatar RichardGuion commented on August 23, 2024

I had a slight variation on this request, was about to open an issue. I would like to keep a history of test runs, so I can go back and see if I ran the tests a week ago and what the status was. Ideally I would like to have an option to keep X test runs. There would be a master index.html pointing me to the last X runs, and if you clicked on one of the test runs, it would lead you to a page of the results (what index.html presents now).

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JakeWharton avatar JakeWharton commented on August 23, 2024

@RichardGuion See #1

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JakeWharton avatar JakeWharton commented on August 23, 2024

@DougCompton I could see use in a command-line flag that would allow you merge output results.

Something like:

spoon --output all-the-things/ --merge foo/ bar/ baz/

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DougCompton avatar DougCompton commented on August 23, 2024

@JakeWharton That would meet my requirements.

Another option would be a command-line flag, --update, that would not delete the output directory, just the device specific directories for the attached devices. Load the previous device results from file, and just update it with the results from the attached devices. That way the report generation would not have many, if any, changes.

Both ways would achieve the same results.

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JakeWharton avatar JakeWharton commented on August 23, 2024

True. I'll think about it a bit more. I'm wary of how simply merging on top of the existing output would work when we add history support.

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