Closed dmhalejr closed 10 years ago
Your model version is 1.4.0. Since 1.4 severity moved from element to labels. See https://github.com/allure-framework/allure-core/releases/tag/allure-core-1.4.0.RC1 (Breaking Changes)
Summon @smecsia. I think all Ruby stuff only supports 1.4.x.
That's true. Allure Ruby adapters do not support versions older than 1.4.x. @dmhalejr I suppose you should use the corresponding Allure report generation stuff. @vania-pooh Do we have the newer version of Allure within homebrew repositories?
@smecsia yep, we have Allure CLI 2.1 there.
Does the :severity tag work on 1.3.9? I can't seem to get it populate correctly when that is the default version used with the rspec adapter.
Rspec adapter supports only allure 1.4.* Allure CLI always generate report 1.3.9 by default. Just specify allure version 1.4.9
@baev @smecsia @vania-pooh I'll make sure to make that distinction from now on. Thanks for the clarification and also the hard work on this framework! :+1:
All,
Does the :severity tag work on 1.3.9? I can't seem to get it populate correctly when that is the default version used with the rspec adapter.
Installed by
homebrew
Environment:
Ruby:
XML:
On 1.3.9:
On 1.4.0:
Let me know if there is anything else you need from me!