xUnit use relative path for output dir #798
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A rooted *nix path (beginning with /) is interpreted by the xUnit runner as a command line directive. This causes the xUnit runner to fail when report directories are specified when building on Mono. Fixes fsprojects#568
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I used the FAKE build as a guinea pig to test this since it already has an xunit task as part of the build. When copying the built I have a separate commit which I can also add that will cause FAKE to begin generating xUnit HTML reports into the reports directory, but as that breaks the Travis-CI build (at least until FAKE uses a version of FAKE which includes #798), I've withheld that commit. |
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A rooted *nix path (beginning with /) is interpreted by the xUnit runner as a command line directive. This causes the xUnit runner to fail when report directories are specified when building on Mono.