Can someone please help me to understand if there is a way I can read .xcresult file generated by executing KIF test from command prompt ? I want to read it outside of xcode to generate some reports from it. Thanks Samir
How to read .xcresult file to generate report
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I use xcparse and xcresulttool to parse the results to JSON. You can install both via home-brew or equivalent using
Gathering all the screenshots of an xcresult
Here is where I found the way : https://www.chargepoint.com/engineering/xcparse/