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Hi Andreas! Wanted to give a little update. I made a little workaround with a tool called XMLStarlet. This tool allows editing of XML based on XPath. With this tool I'm adding a timestamp attribute containing the current datetime in ISO8601 format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS) to the 'testsuite' element in the JUnit XML file which SoapUI produces after running the tests. This fixes my issue because if there is a valid timestamp in the JUnit XML file UnitTH will use this one instead of generating one on its...

Hi Andreas! So I fiddled around a bit to get UnitTH display the correct Exec date. I found out that the absence of the timestamp element in the JUnit XML report causes this issue. The xml file posted above does not contain a timestamp (SoapUI doesn't generate it apparently): <testsuite name="Anonymous TestSuite" tests="15" failures="0" errors="0" time="12.841"> So I added a timestamp in the example file like this: <testsuite name="Anonymous TestSuite" tests="15" failures="0" errors="0" time="12.841"...

In the attachment you can find a TEST-..xml which SoapUI generates (I anonymized some things like testcase names). The timestamp element is absent. Maybe this is the issue? The timestamp element is absent and UnitTH falls back to AM/PM format (but without showing AM/PM in the 'Exec date' field and the various graphs).

Hi Andreas! Wanted to give a little update. Unfortunately I'm not skilled enough...

Hi Andreas! Wanted to give a little update. Unfortunately I'm not skilled enough...

Hi Andreas! Wanted to give a little update. Unfortunately I'm not skilled enough...

Hi Andreas! So I fiddled around a bit to get UnitTH display the correct Exec date....

Hi Andreas! So I fiddled around a bit to get UnitTH display the correct Exec date....