Allure report plugin for Azure devops

[geekyPiyush]

In my last project, we were using Jenkins to host our allure reports. Good thing, Allure reports plugin was already there for Jenkins.

Since I and probably high amount of user are now migrating towards Azure devops, can we get a Allure plugin for integrating our test results with Azure devops.

I am a big fan of Allure and would love to see this new feature implemented in Azure pipeline.

Meanwhile, what is the current way to host allure reports in azure devops?

[czarls]

Hi @geekyPiyush, I would like to see such a plugin as well since I switched to AZDO recently. Have you tried a solution with generating the Allure HTML report and publishing it with "Publish HTML" extension for azdo? Or any other workaround since you wrote this post?

[geekyPiyush]

Hi @geekyPiyush, I would like to see such a plugin as well since I switched to AZDO recently. Have you tried a solution with generating the Allure HTML report and publishing it with "Publish HTML" extension for azdo? Or any other workaround since you wrote this post?

I have not tried that solution. But what I have achieved is that once build completes, I am copying the entire allure-report/ folder to Azure Storage Account as blob data where the index.html gets hosted on a static server. And from there as a post build action, I am fetching the index.html file from the storage account that I copied and send it as Email

In below image, the URL is been generated by storage account static server

[ainomc]

Hi @geekyPiyush, I would like to see such a plugin as well since I switched to AZDO recently. Have you tried a solution with generating the Allure HTML report and publishing it with "Publish HTML" extension for azdo? Or any other workaround since you wrote this post?

I have not tried that solution. But what I have achieved is that once build completes, I am copying the entire allure-report/ folder to Azure Storage Account as blob data where the index.html gets hosted on a static server. And from there as a post build action, I am fetching the index.html file from the storage account that I copied and send it as Email

In below image, the URL is been generated by storage account static server

Hey! Could you describe how to do the same? Thanks!

[tmytlovych-perfectial]

Hi @geekyPiyush Could you show how your task, responsible for email sending, looks like?

[ElkRom]

Hi @geekyPiyush, Could you please share tasks definition for ADO?

[daniavander]

hi all generate allure report is pass, but nothing to see i get: Result Attachments will be stored in LogStore Run Attachments will be stored in LogStore ##[warning]Failed to publish test run data: System.ArgumentException: Unknown test runner

Does anybody solution for this issue?

[vivuu1989]

@geekyPiyush @ainomc Could you please explain how you achieved this using storage account and static app please?

[baev]

BTW this one has been added to our's team roadmap. Stay tuned for the updates

[L-Evg]

@daniavander, @vivuu1989 - I managed to publish Allure report in AZ DO in the following way:

1. Tests are run by the job;
2. Allure report is generated as a post-run step:

- bash: |
    echo "Using Allure mvn-plgn to generate the report."
    mvn allure:report
  displayName: "Generate Allure report."
  workingDirectory: $(SOURCE_DIR)
  condition: succeededOrFailed()

3. Generated report is getting uploaded to AZ DO storage as static web site:

- task: AzureCLI@2
  displayName: "Publishing Allure report to $(ALLURE_REPORT_URL) ."
  condition: succeededOrFailed()  
  inputs:
    azureSubscription: 'AZ_DO_SUBSCRIPTION_NAME'
    scriptType: 'bash'
    scriptLocation: 'inlineScript'
    inlineScript: |
      az extension add --name storage-preview --yes
      az storage azcopy blob upload -c '$web/$(Build.BuildId)' --account-name <YOUR_STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME> --account-key <YOUR_STORAGE_ACCOUNT_KEY> -s '$(ALLURE_REPORT_DIR)' --recursive
    powerShellErrorActionPreference: 'continue'
    workingDirectory: '$(ALLURE_REPORT_DIR)'

Notes:

• In my case the report's location is like https://<STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME>.z1.web.core.windows.net/$(Build.BuildId)/allure-maven-plugin/index.html i.e. I store a report per build
• ALLURE_REPORT_DIR is $(Build.SourcesDirectory)/MY_SRC_ROOT/target/site/allure-maven-plugin
• This post helped me a lot - https://matthewleak.medium.com/deploying-a-static-website-to-azure-storage-using-azure-devops-fa0bed457d07

[uLucasFraga]

Just a Question.

This gh actions: https://github.com/simple-elf/allure-report-action deploys to gh pages. Is it possible to use it on AD?

Thanks.

[mahi4uqa]

BTW this one has been added to our's team roadmap. Stay tuned for the updates

@baev - any updates on this please.

[baev]

blocked by https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-task-lib/issues/909

[baev]

Official Allure extension for Azure Pipelines are now available https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=qameta.allure-azure-pipelines

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