I have a project that can be run on several environments. Each environment has a separate property file, ex: env1.properties, env2.properties.

To run a smoke test on env2, I will specify a run command like this:

mvn clean verify -DenvConfig=env2 -Dcucumber.filter.tags="@smoke"

What I want to do is grab the environment I am running on (in this case its env2) but also I want to grab the value of 2 of the variables in env2.properties and add to the custom report like its shown here: https://serenity-bdd.github.io/docs/reporting/reports_custom_info

I’d want to say something like

report.customfields.environment = {env2}
report.customfields.variable1 = {env2.properties.variable1}
report.customfields.variable2 = {env2.properties.variable2}

I see in the documentation that I can specify

report.customfields.environment = ${environment}

and then pass in the environment in the run command like:

-Denvironment=env2

But I am not sure how to use that to then navigate to the

srctestresourcesenvironmentsenv2.properties

file and extract out a variable to add to the report