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Environment
Ivan Krutov edited this page Sep 23, 2014
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Allure allows you to add test environment values such as report name, browser or test server address:
There are several ways to add the environment to your report:
- Save the file environment.xml in the following format to the Allure results directory:
<qa:environment xmlns:qa="urn:model.commons.qatools.yandex.ru">
<id>2a54c4d7-7d79-4615-b80d-ffc1107016a1</id>
<name>Allure sample test pack</name>
<parameter>
<name>Browser</name>
<key>my.properties.browser</key>
<value>Firefox</value>
</parameter>
<parameter>
<name>Test stand</name>
<key>my.properties.url</key>
<value>http://yandex.ru</value>
</parameter>
</qa:environment>
- Add the properties file environment.properties to the Allure results directory:
my.properties.browser=Firefox
my.properties.url=http://yandex.ru
All specified properties will be shown on the Overview page.
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