When using the junit results formatter, the XML attributes like time use default float ostream formatting which uses scientific notation at times. However the junit schema says time is xs:decimal and scientific notation is not valid xs:decimal.
I suggest that boost uses fixed formatting instead.
Among other things this means boost test results fail to be parsed by bazel.
When using the junit results formatter, the XML attributes like
timeuse default float ostream formatting which uses scientific notation at times. However the junit schema says time is xs:decimal and scientific notation is not valid xs:decimal.I suggest that boost uses fixed formatting instead.
Among other things this means boost test results fail to be parsed by bazel.