rust-trx

Pretty-print test results in TRX format using a native Rust CLI.

This project ports the behavior of devlooped/dotnet-trx to Rust.

Typical usage:

dotnet test --logger "trx"
rust-trx --output

It can also integrate with GitHub Actions to publish step summaries and PR comments (when running in CI with the expected GitHub environment variables and gh available).

Features

• Discovers *.trx files from the current directory (or a custom path)
• De-duplicates results by testId across multiple TRX files
• Shows failed/skipped/passed tests based on verbosity
• Optional test output rendering (--output)
• Summary with pass/fail/skip counts and elapsed time
• Non-zero exit on failed tests (unless --no-exit-code)
• GitHub Actions reporting:
  • PR comment update/create
  • Step summary output

Installation

From source

git clone <your-fork-or-repo-url>
cd rust-trx
cargo install --path .

Development run

cargo run -- --help

Usage

rust-trx [OPTIONS]

Options

Pretty-print test results in TRX format

Usage: trx [OPTIONS]

Options:
  -p, --path <PATH>
  -o, --output
  -r, --recursive <RECURSIVE>    [default: true] [possible values: true, false]
  -v, --verbosity <VERBOSITY>    [default: quiet] [possible values: quiet, normal, verbose]
      --no-exit-code
      --gh-comment <GH_COMMENT>  [default: true] [possible values: true, false]
      --gh-summary <GH_SUMMARY>  [default: true] [possible values: true, false]
  -h, --help                     Print help

CI/CD

GitHub Actions workflows are included to:

• run formatting/lint/tests on push and PR
• build release executables for multiple targets
• publish to crates.io (optional on dispatch)
• create a GitHub release with attached binaries

Version calculation in workflows uses git-versioner from Crown0815.

Acknowledgements

• Original project and behavior reference: devlooped/dotnet-trx