Fix: Convert response entries to JSON in junit reporter #3184
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Fix #3182
Description:
This PR addresses an issue where the response entries in the junit reporter were being stored as binary data arrays, causing problems when the data was exported as JSON or XML.
Changes:
errorsobject in the junit reporter to store the response entries as JSON instead of binary data arrays.JSON.stringify()method to convert the response entries to JSON format.Issue:
The issue was that the response entries were being stored as binary data arrays in the junit reporter. This caused problems when the data was exported as JSON or XML, as these formats could not correctly represent the binary data.
This fix ensures that the response entries are correctly converted to JSON format before they are exported, preventing any issues with the exported data format.