ExtentReports | Maven Project with Extent Report and Parallelization | Dashboard library

If you are setting the Properties from the TestRunner class file in the before class , it will not work because the inner class to initialize these prperies run before the pointer comes to the before class .

But you can achieve this by below 2 options .

1. add configuration in the pom.xml as below . true testoutput/SparkReport/Spark.html

2. Send the command from for the configuration from the maven command .

mvn clean install -DargLine="-Dextent.reporter.spark.start=true -Dextent.reporter.spark.out=test-output/SparkReport/Spark.html"

Refer to the below link for detailed implementation .

https://ghchirp.tech/3196/

Allure jenkins install config

I found the answer by myself, this is some kind of issue in fresh versions of allure-commandline, try to :

1. install old version, for instance 2.8.0
2. then you could install any new version

Seems like in old version, while installation, it's creating path(for ubuntu in my case) in correct direction, and then just update with a new one... Or you can insert installation directory manually and initially install a new version

I just needed to make ExtentTest static. Now the tests steps get logged to the tests just as I wanted.

AFAICS, there is no in your FBRAutomationTestSuite project that refers to the AutomationResourcesFramework artifact, e.g. as an example:

Simplifying the problem statement:

1. You have an action (initializing the extent report), which you want to perform before any tests run.
2. You have another action (flushing the extent report), which you want to perform after all the tests have run.

If these actions are made part of a base class, the code is run repeatedly, either once for each test method if you use '[SetUp]and[TearDown]or once for each test fixture class using[OneTimeSetUp]` and '[OneTimeTearDown]'. So what you want to do can't be accomplished in a base class.

Actually, the first part (initialization) can be done in the base class, using a static flag so that you only initialize the first time. However, there's no way for your code to know that it is being called for the last time, so the second part is impossible.

This kind of situation is what SetUpFixtureAttribute is intended to deal with.

1. Create a new class marked as a [SetUpFixture]. Place the class either in a top-level namespace, which contains all your tests, or (simpler) outside of any namespace.

2. Give that class [OneTimeSetUp] and [OneTimeTearDown] methods. Move the actions you want to perform before and after running tests into those methods, respectively.

Defined in a SetUpFixture outside of any namespace, the initialization actions will happen before any tests in the assembly are run and the teardown after all of them have completed.

If the one-time initialization leaves behind any info for your tests to use, save that info in static properties of the class.

You can add alwaysRun = true in @AfterClass annotation. like @AfterClass(alwaysRun=true).

If your test classes are independent of each other then it is good to use separate session for each test class. In this case you have to write @AfterClass method in each of test class to close individual session.

You'd need to accept the defined parameters as argument in you test case and then use them.

This issue was resolved after I installed Eclipse Oxygen. Turns out it was plugin issue in the eclipse build that I had.

Problem is since you pass the exception message which has HTML tags ,ExtentReports thinks you are trying to pass some HTML code.

Though below is not a good solution, it can be a kind of workaround for your problem. Just replace the "<" and ">" tags in your exception message as replace and then pass to the test.log() method.