How to use PrintResultsInAppVeyor method of Ocaramba.Helpers.PrintPerformanceResultsHelper class

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PrintPerformanceResultsHelper.cs

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...79 v.StepName + "." + v.Browser +80 ".Percentile90Line -Framework NUnit -Filename PerformanceResults -Outcome Passed -Duration " + v.Percentile90)81 .ToList()82 .OrderBy(listElement => listElement);83 PrintResultsInAppVeyor(groupedDurationsAppVeyor);84 }85 /​/​/​ <summary>86 /​/​/​ Prints the performance summary of average duration in millisecond in AppVeyor.87 /​/​/​ </​summary>88 /​/​/​ <param name="measures">The instance of PerformanceHelper class.</​param>89 public static void PrintAverageDurationMillisecondsInAppVeyor(PerformanceHelper measures)90 {91 var groupedDurationsAppVeyor = measures.AllGroupedDurationsMilliseconds.Select(v =>92 v.StepName + "." + v.Browser +93 ".Average -Framework NUnit -Filename PerformanceResults -Outcome Passed -Duration " + v.AverageDuration)94 .ToList()95 .OrderBy(listElement => listElement);96 PrintResultsInAppVeyor(groupedDurationsAppVeyor);97 }98 /​/​/​ <summary>99 /​/​/​ Prints test results in AppVeyor.100 /​/​/​ </​summary>101 /​/​/​ <param name="measuresToPrint">Average load times for particular scenarios and browsers.</​param>102 public static void PrintResultsInAppVeyor(IOrderedEnumerable<string> measuresToPrint)103 {104#if net47105 /​/​ Use ProcessStartInfo class106 ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo107 {108 CreateNoWindow = false,109 UseShellExecute = false,110 FileName = "appveyor",111 WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden,112 };113#endif114 for (int i = 0; i < measuresToPrint.Count(); i++)115 {116 var text = "AddTest " + measuresToPrint.ElementAt(i);...

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1using Ocaramba;2using Ocaramba.Extensions;3using Ocaramba.Helpers;4using OpenQA.Selenium;5using System;6using System.Collections.Generic;7using System.Linq;8using System.Text;9using System.Threading.Tasks;10using NUnit.Framework;11{12 [Parallelizable(ParallelScope.Fixtures)]13 {14 public void TestMethod()15 {16 Assert.AreEqual(1, 1);17 }18 }19}20using Ocaramba;21using Ocaramba.Extensions;22using Ocaramba.Helpers;23using OpenQA.Selenium;24using System;25using System.Collections.Generic;26using System.Linq;27using System.Text;28using System.Threading.Tasks;29using NUnit.Framework;30{31 [Parallelizable(ParallelScope.Fixtures)]32 {33 public void TestMethod()34 {35 Assert.AreEqual(1, 1);36 }37 }38}39using Ocaramba;40using Ocaramba.Extensions;41using Ocaramba.Helpers;42using OpenQA.Selenium;43using System;44using System.Collections.Generic;45using System.Linq;46using System.Text;47using System.Threading.Tasks;48using NUnit.Framework;49{50 [Parallelizable(ParallelScope.Fixtures)]51 {52 public void TestMethod()53 {54 Assert.AreEqual(1, 1);55 }56 }57}58using Ocaramba;59using Ocaramba.Extensions;60using Ocaramba.Helpers;61using OpenQA.Selenium;62using System;63using System.Collections.Generic;64using System.Linq;65using System.Text;66using System.Threading.Tasks;67using NUnit.Framework;68{69 [Parallelizable(ParallelScope.Fixtures)]70 {

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1PrintResultsInAppVeyor();2PrintResultsInTeamCity();3PrintResultsInTeamCity();4PrintResultsInJenkins();5PrintResultsInTeamCity();6PrintResultsInJenkins();7PrintResultsInTeamCity();8PrintResultsInJenkins();9PrintResultsInTeamCity();10PrintResultsInJenkins();11PrintResultsInTeamCity();12PrintResultsInJenkins();13PrintResultsInTeamCity();14PrintResultsInJenkins();

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1using Ocaramba.Helpers;2using System;3using System.Collections.Generic;4using System.Linq;5using System.Text;6using System.Threading.Tasks;7{8 {9 public void PrintResultsInAppVeyor()10 {11 PrintPerformanceResultsHelper.PrintResultsInAppVeyor();12 }13 }14}15using Ocaramba.Helpers;16using System;17using System.Collections.Generic;18using System.Linq;19using System.Text;20using System.Threading.Tasks;21{22 {23 public void PrintResultsInAppVeyor()24 {25 PrintPerformanceResultsHelper.PrintResultsInAppVeyor();26 }27 }28}29using Ocaramba.Helpers;30using System;31using System.Collections.Generic;32using System.Linq;33using System.Text;34using System.Threading.Tasks;35{36 {37 public void PrintResultsInAppVeyor()38 {39 PrintPerformanceResultsHelper.PrintResultsInAppVeyor();40 }41 }42}43using Ocaramba.Helpers;44using System;45using System.Collections.Generic;46using System.Linq;47using System.Text;48using System.Threading.Tasks;49{50 {51 public void PrintResultsInAppVeyor()52 {53 PrintPerformanceResultsHelper.PrintResultsInAppVeyor();54 }55 }56}57using Ocaramba.Helpers;58using System;59using System.Collections.Generic;60using System.Linq;61using System.Text;62using System.Threading.Tasks;63{64 {65 public void PrintResultsInAppVeyor()66 {

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1var helper = new PrintPerformanceResultsHelper();2helper.PrintResultsInAppVeyor();3var helper = new PrintPerformanceResultsHelper();4helper.PrintResultsInTeamCity();5var helper = new PrintPerformanceResultsHelper();6helper.PrintResultsInNUnitConsole();7var helper = new PrintPerformanceResultsHelper();8helper.PrintResultsInNUnitConsole();9var helper = new PrintPerformanceResultsHelper();10helper.PrintResultsInNUnitConsole();11var helper = new PrintPerformanceResultsHelper();12helper.PrintResultsInNUnitConsole();13var helper = new PrintPerformanceResultsHelper();14helper.PrintResultsInNUnitConsole();15var helper = new PrintPerformanceResultsHelper();16helper.PrintResultsInNUnitConsole();17var helper = new PrintPerformanceResultsHelper();18helper.PrintResultsInNUnitConsole();

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