dotnet-trx

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 --output

And view results in an automatic pull request comment like:

NOTE: this behavior is triggered by the presence of the GITHUB_REF_NAME and CI environment variables.

USAGE:
    trx [OPTIONS]

OPTIONS:
                          DEFAULT                                               
    -h, --help                       Prints help information                    
    -v, --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         
        --skipped         True       Include skipped tests                      
        --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-trx

Update:

dotnet tool update -g dotnet-trx

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