@Nested is JUnit feature that allows a test hierarchy with more levels than the basic two, class and method.
Allure has the similar concept of a super/sub test suite relation.
Currently, Allure Junit 5 integration does interprets @Nested as a top-level suite instead of a sub-suite of the parent class.
I suggest that JUnit 5 @Nested classes be interpreted as sub-suites of the parent class.
What Allure Integration are you using?
allure-junit5
What version of Allure Integration you are using?
2.25.0
What version of Allure Report you are using?
2.25.0
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What happened?
@Nested
is JUnit feature that allows a test hierarchy with more levels than the basic two, class and method. Allure has the similar concept of a super/sub test suite relation. Currently, Allure Junit 5 integration does interprets@Nested
as a top-level suite instead of a sub-suite of the parent class. I suggest that JUnit 5@Nested
classes be interpreted as sub-suites of the parent class.What Allure Integration are you using?
allure-junit5
What version of Allure Integration you are using?
2.25.0
What version of Allure Report you are using?
2.25.0
Code of Conduct