Mark Slater wrote:
> Well, with JUnit (and even PHPUnit) an XML log file is produced by
> the unit tests. There are a few xsl and xslt stylesheets that can
> convert those XML logs to HTML pages. That's what we use to see the
> results of our automated builds. They're also easy to grep for
> failures and errors. Our overall build process is driven by Ant and
> Cygwin isn't an option for us; I'll ask our build guy if the "tee"
> command is a viable approach for the automated builds though (all on
> UNIX).
> 
> Still, an XML log file would be helpful. They're also good for QA
> organizations trying to track breakages and bugs over time.
> 
> Mark

I have successfully generated the XML file with ci-reporter.  However, I 
am interested in the xsl and xslt stylesheets that convert XML logs to 
HTML.  How does that work?
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