Allure report adaptor for Test IT
Installation
Clone this project and open the console in the project directory:
$ pip install testit-allure-adaptorUsage
$ testit --resultsdir allure-results
$ testit --helpChanges in update 0.1.9
Fixed the sequence of steps before and after
The namespace value has been removed from the section, only the classname value is used
Changes in update 0.1.8
Fixed mapping for results’ fields from newman-reporter-allure
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