Handle manual test cases associated with same automated tests #5064
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Changes in PR are specifically for Test Result publish flow from ATP task.
We see that when same AutomatedTest is associated with different manual test cases - Tc1 and Tc2, in the output test tab, we only see Tc1 as per below, (Mapping: Tc1 -> AutomatedTest1, Tc2 -> AutomatedTest1, Tc3 -> AutomatedTest2)
We are adding changes to ensure that test is published if present in list of automated test points passed to publish command in agent and result xml file has result corresponding to that automatedTestName
After fix,
We are now publishing test results based on list of input tests given by user rather than relying on result xml file that will have results as per one automated test executed only once even if specified multiple times by user for execution.