Suppose I run 100 test boxes on Jenkins using the Robot Framework on day 1, and 10 cases fail.And the next day I launch the same 100 cases, but now 15 cases fail.
So, I want to know which new test cases fail on day 2. Can anyone suggest a way to do this?
The simplest way would be to split the two generated output.xml files and see what is different. Several command line tools can help you with this.
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