Parse attributeless <failure> tags correctly #55
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jest-junit
generates failure tags that have no attributes, only inner text. For example:<failure>Failed!</failure>
.The
xml2js
library seems to produce different objects based on whether a tag has attributes. See the minimal example:Notice how the second output above is not
{"a": {"_": "d"}}
With this change, we take into account this difference while parsing the failure messages.