Use the Jasmine JUnit reporter to output test result metadata, then publish it to Azure DevOps with a PublishTestResults task. This may or may not require us to fork jasmine-reporters.
If you get farther along I'm definitely happy to close mine out!
Does that expect a forward slash?
@daviwil how does this look?
I've overridden the default Jasmine JUnit reporter to ensure the full test description is present in the testcase name, and I'm post-processing JUnit XML files from everywhere to prepend the [which suite it's from]. We have one test "run" for each platform.
Er, maybe no separator at all?
Merging despite test flakes because... this is to help us track down test flakes.