
Automating JUnit test result verification for large applications using Ansible filter-plugins
We are addressing DevOps or QA engineers who run and validate heavy test suites with thousands of tests in every JUnit file. These engineers often feel tired from having to manually create a list of failed tests to send back to the developers. While automated validation can help, it's challenging to implement it for real-world needs, such as making sure all tests are working or that all tests beginning with 'network' are passing. In this post, we will showcase an Ansible role that automates this type of validation.