TestRail extension

This is a simple implementation of the TestRail integration into your test automation project.
It works only on JUnit5

Get started

1. Add to your test class/es, where tests you want to be integrated with TestRail, a JUnit annotation @ExtendWith, and pass to it parameter the TestRailExtension.class

2. Create a file resources/META-INF/services/org.junit.platform.launcher.TestExecutionListener and add in it a single line: gr8.tech.publishment.TestRailExtension

3. To match your tests with the test cases in the TestRail those tests must be annotated with the @TestRailId annotation or with the @TestCaseId annotation (from ReportPortal extension) with a single String parameter value. The value must match the case id from the TestRail. Example:
   @TestCaseId("37973446")
@Test
void someTest() {}
   If the test method is parametrized, then write all case ids in the @TestCaseId annotation by a comma in the same order as it will be invoked in the test method. Example:
   @TestCaseId("37973446", "37973447", "37973448")

4. For configuring the connection to the TestRail, the project id, and the test run create in the resources folder the file testrail.properties

   Parameter	Required	Description
   tr.enable	optional	true - if you want to enable TestRail integration. By default it set to false
   tr.url	yes	base url to your TestRail. Example: http://00.00.00.00/testrail
   tr.domain	yes	your organisation TestRail start page. Example: https://pass.to.your.organisation/index.php?
   tr.apikey	yes	authentification token to get access with API for your project. Example: Basic kjhdad7Gj7HGHG698sdjhkGFDHvs7sdkhgj6hfhhY/
   tr.project.id	yes	the id of your project in the TestRail
   tr.run.name	optional	the name of created test run. By default its name contains only the date and time of its creation