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Use debugging tools to identify the specific reason for test failures. You can run tests with the --verbose flag to get more detailed output. |
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I tried adding --verbose to the run but got the same outcome. Build ID: 658716f797ada2a669d88921 I believe the tests aren't related:
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If you are looking for help, please confirm the following...
Which mobile framework are you using?
Flutter (Dart)
Steps to reproduce
I have a YAML-based Flutter setup, for macOS, Windows, Linux testing, and iOS builds.
(YAML at bottom)
The Windows test setup fails with a "Something went wrong" error.
The tests are running successfully, at least, the
flutter.json looks as expected. There's a few test failures but nothing unexpected / fatal on other platforms.
I have a feeling I'm just missing something simple about Windows paths...but I'm not sure.
I've tried downloading each of the build logs steps, as well as logging into the build machine and poking around files, but can't find anything to add more info to the "Build failed :| Something went wrong" error shown.
Error:
YAML:
Expected results
Codemagic run completes. File with test results is attached. Tests step shows test failures.
Actual results
Codemagic run completes. File with test results is attached. Tests step shows "Build failed :| Something went wrong"
Build id (optional)
6584647c8d3ead7900c8e3ea
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