allure-pytest: using the same @pytest.mark.parametrize for tests with different browsers appear as retries of the same test in the test report.

[win5923]

Hi, I am conducting login tests on different browsers using pytest-playwright. I am using @pytest.mark.parametrize to run tests with different emails and passwords. However, I noticed that in the allure report, my tests for Edge and Chrome are grouped together as the same test case. The test that runs first becomes the retries for the subsequent test case. I want them to appear as separate tests.

What I would want it to be like would be:

test_file_name
   |__ Chrome
   |     |__ Test if the website can be successfully logged in
   |
   |__ Edge
   |     |__ Test if the website can be successfully logged in
   | 
   |__ Firefox
   |     |__ Test if the website can be successfully logged in

I've tried using allure.dynamic.tag and allure.dynamic.parameter, but they didn't help. Thanks in advance.

I'm submitting a ...

• [ ] bug report

What is the current behavior?

If the current behavior is a bug, please provide the steps to reproduce and if possible a minimal demo of the problem

test_login.py

login_correct=[{"email": "123", "password": "123"}]

@allure.story("Test if the website can be successfully logged in")
@allure.title("{test_input}")
@allure.description("Enter the website and input correct email and password to check if can login.")
@pytest.mark.parametrize("test_input",login_correct)
def test_login_success(setup,test_input):
    page = setup
    login(page, test_input["email"], test_input["password"])
    expect(page.get_by_text("Dashboard").first).to_be_visible(timeout=50*1000)

conftest.py

@pytest.fixture(scope="function")
def setup(page: Page,pytestconfig):
    page.set_viewport_size({"width": 1920, "height": 1080})
    page.goto(".....")

    browser = pytestconfig.getoption("--browser")
    browser_channel = pytestconfig.getoption("--browser-channel")
    if browser_channel != None:
        allure.dynamic.feature(f"{browser_channel}")
        allure.dynamic.tag(browser_channel)
        allure.dynamic.parameter("browser_name",browser_channel)
    else:
        allure.dynamic.feature(f"{browser[0]}")
        allure.dynamic.tag(browser[0])
        allure.dynamic.parameter("browser_name",browser[0])
    yield page

I am testing different browsers using the following command:

pytest -n auto --browser-channel=chrome --alluredir=allure-results
pytest -n auto --browser=firefox --alluredir=allure-results
pytest -n auto --browser-channel=msedge --alluredir=allure-results

What is the expected behavior?

The Edge test case and Chrome Test case need to be seperate.

What is the motivation / use case for changing the behavior?

Please tell us about your environment:

• Allure version: 2.22.3
• Test framework: [email protected]
• Allure adaptor: [email protected]
• pytest-playwright 0.3.3

[delatrie]

Hi, @win5923 I'll take a look today or tomorrow.

[win5923]

@delatrie If more information you need, please let me know. thanks

[delatrie]

Hi, @win5923 ! Some updates regarding this issue.

I confirm there is a bug in allure-pytest related to how a dynamic parameter updates an existing parameter specified by pytest (or one of its plugins).

Workaround

Until this is fixed, I advise you to introduce a new parameter instead of overwriting an existing one in your setup fixture:

@pytest.fixture(scope="function")
def setup(page: Page,pytestconfig):
    page.set_viewport_size({"width": 1920, "height": 1080})
    page.goto("https://google.com")

    browser = pytestconfig.getoption("--browser")
    browser_channel = pytestconfig.getoption("--browser-channel")
    if browser_channel != None:
        allure.dynamic.feature(f"{browser_channel}")
        allure.dynamic.tag(browser_channel)
        allure.dynamic.parameter("browser_channel", browser_channel) # Note the parameter name here
    else:
        allure.dynamic.feature(f"{browser[0]}")
        allure.dynamic.tag(browser[0])
        allure.dynamic.parameter("browser_name", browser[0])
    yield page

That will do the trick:

For future contribution

In the example above there is already the browser_name parameter added to the test by pytest-playwright. The parameter is originally set to the value "chromium" when running the test with --browser-channel=chrome or --browser-channel=msedge. We use original values (as opposed to their serialized counterparts that appear in the report) to calculate historyId (the thing that determines whether two tests are retries or not) because serialized values might be indistinguishable from each other (e.g., byte arrays).

The bug appears because we incorrectly update the serialized value only, leaving the original one intact, when handling a dynamic parameter added via allure.dynamic.parameter.

Simplified example to reproduce

Given the following example:

import allure
import pytest
from time import perf_counter

@pytest.mark.parametrize("a", ["old", "old"])
def test_issue752_reproduction(a):
    allure.dynamic.parameter("a", perf_counter())

If we run pytest, we get two result files with the same historyId. If we generate and open the report from these files, we see one test with one retry instead of two tests:

[win5923]

Hi, @delatrie Do you have any examples? I'm not quite sure how to add browser_channel from conftest.py to Allure Parameters. Since I specify a specific browser for testing each time, as mentioned above, thanks in advance., as I mentioned above. Thanks in advance.

[delatrie]

In your conftest.py just replace this line:

allure.dynamic.parameter("browser_name",browser_channel)

with this one:

allure.dynamic.parameter("browser_channel", browser_channel)

Now, when you run your tests with --browser=firefox, each test will receive browser_name="firefox" as its parameter. When you run them with --browser-channel=chrome or --browser-channel=msedge, each test will receive browser_name="chromium" and an additional parameter browser_channel with the value "chrome" or "msedge".

Did that help?

[win5923]

Yes, it works. Thanks!

[delatrie]

You're welcome!