I have a few questions about junit.xsd:

• It seems odd that the element properties should be compulsory, because it can be empty.
• Why are the attributes id and package defined in a differen way from the other attributes on testsuite?

Hi there,

Two days ago I've found your repository on the internet and was disappointed that your work is not a part of the JUnit project :) So I created a new JUnit issue (1387). But I was surprised when @kcooney told me that report generation is totally out of the JUnit.

XML report generation itself comes from the Ant JUnit task/ Maven surefire plugin. I guess it would be useful to include this information in your project's README.md. Also it might be valuable to have a link to the official Schema from the maven-surefire-plugin which is available here.

Also repository name itself is a bit misleading, because as you know, there is nothing like JUnit-Schema to be honest. Shouldn't this project be titled something like ant-junit-schema? (but then of course some links on the internet would then become broken).

What do you think?

Kind regards,
Greg

JUnit has the capability to ignore tests. The XSD does not support ignored tests.

Hi,

is it possible for you to create a release tag for the schema and adding a version number to the filename or the schema itself.

Best Regards
Heiko

Each failing test case needs a

     <failure message="test failure">Assertion failed</failure>