Module specifier "k6-junit" was tried to be loaded as remote module by prepending "https://" to it, which didn't work about k6-junit HOT 5 CLOSED

Hello. Please share the following:

1. k6 version
2. Full source code or reproduction steps

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k6 version 0.39.0

https://github.com/poponuts/k6-junit-boilerplate
run as per README: k6 run -e ENVIRONMENT=test -e test/booking.api.ts

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@poponuts Thanks for the additional info. So, the root cause is that you're running k6 against TypeScript test. To make it work you need:

1. Run webpack to build plain js test files (like this: webpack --stats-error-details)
2. Run k6 against js test files (like this: k6 run test.js)

If u want I can publish an example.

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Sorry, if I understand you correctly, does this mean that your package can only work on js files and not ts files?
I tried to use this official k6 repo as a reference for typescript tests: https://github.com/grafana/k6-template-typescript and they work fine without the k6-junit package.

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@poponuts It can work both ways, but it would be more correctly to transpile with webpack (see also this). If it is mandatory to keep using ts without transpiling then u need to update ur exports:

From:

import {jUnit} from "k6-junit";

To:

import {jUnit} from "./node_modules/k6-junit/index.js";

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