pros and cons of allure and difido?
We want to establish a new test automation framework in my workplace and we’re not sure which reporting server to use, the two names I repeatedly hear are Allure and Difido – what are the pros and cons for each? For the tests themselves we’ll be using Pytest, possibly with Playwright for UI testing.
No allure-results after running ReqnRoll test
I have an MS Test running NUnit with RoqnRoll. After dotnet test
, as per Allure instructions, the tests pass but I don’t seem to have any allure-results. The allure config says "directory":"allure-results"
but I do not have any other config anywhere. Is there a new logger or something that I should add?
Allure pattern only works for annotations (@tms , @issue) but does not work for Java API Allure.link(“Website”, “https://dev.example.com/”);
When using the @tms or @issue annotations, the allure.link.tms.pattern and allure.link.issue.pattern works.
Allure generate empty report
I have a folder of raw allure-results, contains reports of 2 days. When I use allure generate --single-html
, but when open the html file:
Failure to generate “allure-report” when running “allure generate –single-file allure-results”
I added the latest version for allure-testng (2.27) with the following dependency to my pom.xml file. I also have the same version installed on my local to be able to use the terminal.