K/N GTest Output to JUnit XML using sed

kn_gtest_to_junit.sed

# Escape XML characters
s/&/\&/g
s/"/\"/g
s/'/\'/g
s/</\&lt;/g
s/>/\&gt;/g

s/\[==========\] Running ([0-9]+) tests from [0-9]+ test cases./<testsuites><testsuite tests="\1">/g
s/\[ RUN      \] ([[:alnum:]_-]+)\.(.+)/<testcase classname="\1" name="\2">/g
s/\[----------\].+//g
s/YOU HAVE [0-9]+ DISABLED TEST\(S\)//g
# lines that start with a letter are usually an exception being thrown; start a failure node
s/^([[:alpha:]].+)/<failure>\1/
s#\[  FAILED  \].+ ms\)#</failure></testcase>#g
s#\[       OK \].+ ms\)#</testcase>#g
s#\[==========\] ([0-9]+) tests from ([0-9]+) test cases ran.+#</testsuite></testsuites>#g
s/\[  PASSED  \] [0-9]+ tests\.//g
s/\[  FAILED  \] [0-9]+ tests,.+//g
s/\[  FAILED  \] .+//g
s/[0-9]+ FAILED TESTS//g

Usage:

./test.kexe --ktest_logger=GTEST | sed -E -f kn_gtest_to_junit.sed

Would need to use a real programming language to capture test times testcase nodes

Updated to support ignored tests