[Pysys-commits] SF.net SVN: pysys:[1047] branches/post-1.3.0
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From: <ben...@us...> - 2018-10-19 13:43:26
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Revision: 1047
http://sourceforge.net/p/pysys/code/1047
Author: ben-spiller
Date: 2018-10-19 13:43:19 +0000 (Fri, 19 Oct 2018)
Log Message:
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Added pysys.writers.replaceIllegalXMLCharacters utility function, and use it to avoid XMLResultsWriter and JUnitXMLResultsWriter from generating invalid XML if run.log or outcome reason contained characters not permitted by XML (tested by 090);
Also ASCII control characters (e.g. colouring instructions from other tools) are now stripped out of all outcome reason strings (including in run.log and non-XML based writers) since such characters are not useful and make summary test results harder to read.
Modified Paths:
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branches/post-1.3.0/pysys/process/user.py
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys/writer/__init__.py
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-dist/pysys-release.txt
Added Paths:
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branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/Input/
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/Input/NestedFail/
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/Input/NestedFail/Input/
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/Input/NestedFail/pysystest.xml
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/Input/NestedFail/run.py
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/Input/pysysproject.xml
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/Reference/
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/Reference/pysys.out
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/pysystest.xml
branches/post-1.3.0/pysys-examples/internal/testcases/PySys_internal_090/run.py
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