The output XML is in JUNIT format. I trust you can easily look up the schema by search for JUNIT. The current runtests script doesn’t handle tests with paths. Rather, it is designed to work recursively. For example, the top testlist should only contain direct subdirectory, e.g. rma. Then runtests will look for separate testlist file in rma/. What you need to do is to edit `rma/testlist` so it only contains `sampletest`. -- Hui Zhou From: Heinz, Michael William via discuss <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, July 14, 2021 at 7:49 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Cc: Heinz, Michael William <[email protected]> Subject: [mpich-discuss] Trying to work with the MPICH test suite, need a little help processing the results Hey, So… I’m working with the MPICH test suite to check for bugs in some pre-release OFI changes I’m working on, but I could use a little help processing the resulting XML files. First – is there a schema file for the output XML files? (I know about TestResults.xsl but I’m hoping to generate some Excel pivot tables for my managers to view) Second – I figured out how to exclude individual tests by creating my own testlist files but when I do, the XML output loses information about what type of test is being run. For example, if my test list reads: # do the rma tests rma Then the output will have the form: <MPITEST> <NAME>sampletest</NAME> <ARGS></ARGS> <NP>2</NP> <WORKDIR>./rma</WORKDIR> <STATUS>pass</STATUS> <TIME>0.123456789</TIME> </MPITEST> But if my test list reads: # do rma/sampletest rma/sampletest then the output will be: <MPITEST> <NAME>sampletest</NAME> <ARGS></ARGS> <NP>2</NP> <WORKDIR>./</WORKDIR> <STATUS>pass</STATUS> <TIME>0.123456789</TIME> </MPITEST> This makes it a bit harder to quickly group error reports by category. Any suggestions for retaining the working directory in this case? Thanks in advance. --- Michael Heinz Fabric Software Engineer, Cornelis Networks External recipient