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JUnit Attachments Support for Publish Test Results

JUnit Attachments Support for Publish Test Results

We’ve recently made some improvements to the Publish Test Results task in Azure Pipelines. This task now supports file attachments when publishing test results from a JUnit report.
JUnit Attachments Report Format
The JUnit XML report format doesn’t officially have support for file attachments but there is a common convention of including attachments in the element of each test case.

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