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sorry for commenting in a closed bug, but I'm not sure if I really understand this here...
When I try to use TAP + YAMLish I get an "Error parsing TAP Stream: Missing TAP Plan." exception.
And I don't understand why this should be an expected behaviour. I'll try to explain my problem again. Maybe it was not clear enough the first time.
I have a test class with two test methods in it.
I start each test method with an own testlink test case with "testclass#test1" and "testclass#test2". So I get two xml-files for the test run of these two tests. test1.xml and test2.xml.
The results are parsed correctly and the status (ok or failed) is set correctly in testlink. But both Testlink test cases get the test1.xml attached. I would expect, that test1 gets test1.xml and test2 gets test2.xml, no matter in which test class these tests are implemented.