The timestamps displayed by the 1.7.0 junitreport are in the GMT
timezone. It looks like that's determined by
DateUtils.createDateFormat() via the junit task's
XMLJUnitResultFormatter.startTestSuite().
I'd like to display them in my local timezone, or at least in the
timezone in which the junit task was run. Does anyone know how to do
this? It looks like I'd need to change Ant.
I could try adding an attribute to the junit formatter element for using
the local (or an arbitrary) timezone, altho I don't know if it would
apply to the other types of formatter. Or I could try to convert the
timezone in the junitreport (junit-frames.xsl and junit-noframes.xsl),
but I'm not sure how do-able that would be in XSLT. Which approach
would be acceptable to a committer?
By the way, is anyone working on externalizing the junit support to an
antlib? JUnit 4 works well enough on Ant 1.7.0, but the report still
doesn't support some features as well as it could, such as @Ignore.
Cheers,
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