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I did a workaround for this:
allure.attach('<head></head><body><a href="' + your_link + '">Link to ...</a></body>', 'Logs', allure.attachment_type.HTML)
You can create allure_wrapper.py file inside your project and use decorator with task number/task title for your tests.
For example:
In your project you have a list of tasks:
constants.py
TASKS = {
'55188': 'Test task'
}
Import this list and use in allure_wrapper.py for tasks decorator
allure_wrapper.py
from constants import TASKS
from allure import link, issue, story
# Specify your link pattern
TFS_LINK_PATTERN = 'http://tfs.com/tfs/company/rnd/QA/_testManagement?planId=41890&suiteId={}&_a=tests'
def task_link(task_id):
return link(TFS_LINK_PATTERN.format(task_id), name=f'{item_type} {task_id}')
def task_links(links):
decos = []
for link in links:
decos.append(task_link(link))
decos.append(story(TASKS[link]))
return compose_decos(decos)
def compose_decos(decos):
def composition(func):
for deco in reversed(decos):
func = deco(func)
return func
return composition
Use created decorator to attach link:
from allure_wrapper import task_links
@task_links(['55188'])
def test_task_link():
# do smth
As result a clickable link will be available in your allure reporting
With Decorators
Some allure-python integrations allow setting a link pattern with a cmd line switch. For example:
allure-pytest:
allure-behave:
When you set a link pattern, you don't need to create your own
allure_wrapper.pylike in Viktoriia's answer and can use@allure.link:55188directly.With Dynamic
In addition to the decorator approach above, a
Dynamicclass is available to dynamically add links to the report at runtime. For example:Some integrations may not support dynamic linking and will do nothing when
allure.dynamic.linkis called. For example, I had to add support for allure-behave by implementing the relevant allure hooks in a PR.We use dynamic linking to conditionally add Jira defect links for failing tests. When a test fails, we create a Jira defect with a tag specific to the test. The next time that test fails, it queries the Jira REST API to find all issues matching the tag and links them. This way we can add/remove test links from Jira and avoid fumbling around with decorators in the test code.