If you want in your Allure report to find out which of your tests have annotation "@Issue" and which of the failed or broken tests don't, this plugin adds 2 tabs - Issues and w/o Issues and 1 widget for Issues to show it.
This project provides 3 ways of installation:
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Manual installation from source
- Clone the project
git clone git@github.com:stykalin/allure-issues-plugin.git
- Execute gradle task:
gradlew zipPlugin
- Unpack allure-issues-plugin/build/plugin/issues-plugin.zip to <your_allure_folder>/plugins/issues-plugin,
- Add string - issues-plugin to <your_allure_folder>/config/allure.yml, according to official documentation.
- Clone the project
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Auto installation from source
- Clone the project
git clone git@github.com:stykalin/allure-issues-plugin.git
- Execute gradle task:
gradlew addToAllure -Pdir="<path_to_your_allure_folder>"
Where <path_to_your_allure_folder> could be likeD:\allure-2.13.8
or/opt/allure-2.13.8
- Clone the project
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Manual installation from releases
- Download the latest version of plugin from releases page
- Unpack it to <your_allure_folder>/plugins/issues-plugin,
- Add string - issues-plugin to <your_allure_folder>/config/allure.yml, according to official documentation.