Consolidate tests with same describe in multiple files#197
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Consolidate tests with same describe in multiple files#197ste1nstone wants to merge 1 commit intolarrymyers:masterfrom
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Merge on consolidateAll = false specs with the same name into one file. Instead of overriding the previous created result file
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This fix should solve the problem that, if
consolidateAllis set tofalseand multiple describes with the same name exists in multiple files, only the content of one file is available in the JUnit result.Also mentioned in error #196
The idea is to sort the suites before creating the output and than bundle the suites with the same name.
This should prevent the current problem of overriding the files.