First of all, GREAT beginner video! About a year ago, I learned how to customize the HTML report referencing the pytest-html documentation. Recently an upgrade was made to a pytest dependency pytest-metadata (version 3.0.0) which resulted in the "_metadata" to not be supported. Using that that new version, is there another way to customize the Environment section of the HTML report?
Hey there 👋🏻 Thanks for your kind words! 🌟 With regard to your question, even after the upgrade of pytest-metadata, you can still customize the Environment section by using the pytest_metadata.metadata dictionary directly in your pytest configuration or fixtures.
@@LambdaTest Thanks so much. For now, I pinned down the version of pytest-metadata within my requirements.txt to work around the issue. Will return back to figure out how to customize the environment section. On a different topic, in your html report example, the columns within the Results section references "Result", "Test", "Duration" and "Link". Is it possible to add a column that references the time stamp which corresponds to the results row so that I could sort using that metric?
Hey there, Generate Results: Execute tests with Allure integration to produce results in allure-results/. Create Report: Use allure generate allure-results/ -o allure-report/ to save the report in allure-report/ directory. Zip for Sharing: Create a zip using zip -r allure-report.zip allure-report/ for easy sharing or backup. CI/CD Integration: For automated report generation and archiving, use plugins like the Allure plugin for Jenkins.
Yes, there are several reporting tools available for pytest that you can use to generate test reports with different formats and styles. Some popular ones are pytest-html, pytest-xdist, ReportPortal, pytest-bdd
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This video saved me in last time. I was worried about report creation using pytest and this guy solved in second. Thanks mate....🎉
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Thanks a lot. It`s a great tutorial!! So clear and helpful.
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First of all, GREAT beginner video! About a year ago, I learned how to customize the HTML report referencing the pytest-html documentation. Recently an upgrade was made to a pytest dependency pytest-metadata (version 3.0.0) which resulted in the "_metadata" to not be supported. Using that that new version, is there another way to customize the Environment section of the HTML report?
Hey there 👋🏻
Thanks for your kind words! 🌟
With regard to your question, even after the upgrade of pytest-metadata, you can still customize the Environment section by using the pytest_metadata.metadata dictionary directly in your pytest configuration or fixtures.
@@LambdaTest Thanks so much. For now, I pinned down the version of pytest-metadata within my requirements.txt to work around the issue. Will return back to figure out how to customize the environment section.
On a different topic, in your html report example, the columns within the Results section references "Result", "Test", "Duration" and "Link". Is it possible to add a column that references the time stamp which corresponds to the results row so that I could sort using that metric?
Hello, how can I save the Allure report?
Hey there,
Generate Results: Execute tests with Allure integration to produce results in allure-results/.
Create Report: Use allure generate allure-results/ -o allure-report/ to save the report in allure-report/ directory.
Zip for Sharing: Create a zip using zip -r allure-report.zip allure-report/ for easy sharing or backup.
CI/CD Integration: For automated report generation and archiving, use plugins like the Allure plugin for Jenkins.
Any other reporting tools other than these... That support pytest framework sir?
Yes, there are several reporting tools available for pytest that you can use to generate test reports with different formats and styles. Some popular ones are pytest-html, pytest-xdist, ReportPortal, pytest-bdd