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February 19, 2026 at 16:26 #2874
Jim Lewis
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Hi Amine,
If you are still in Tcl, there are a number of variables you can check with the build status. Currently these are not documented, but they should be. Lets start here:

::osvvm::ReportBuildName – Name of Build
::osvvm::BuildStatus – PASSED / FAILED
::osvvm::TestCasesPassed
::osvvm::TestCasesFailed
::osvvm::TestCasesSkipped
::osvvm::ReportBuildErrorCode – 0 if passed. > 0 if errors
::osvvm::ReportAnalyzeErrorCount
::osvvm::ReportSimulateErrorCount

If you are not in Tcl, you will have to get them from either the Junit XML file. The Yaml file is unprocessed – ie: it provides individual test passed/failed, but not whether the entire build has passed or failed. Maybe OSVVM should be keeping a running count of these things so they are available in Tcl and then Yaml without the reporting.

The Tcl is becoming a project of its own. It is currently around 15K lines.

Best Regards,
Jim