Hi,
1) When using a hack like github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBa... to avoid using pytest, the variables still need to be initialized because pytest is no longer initializing them.
2) To get a pytest html report, add --html=report.html from the pytest command line (not the test itself!). For the Allure report, use --alluredir=ALLURE_DIR on the command line.
3) When using other pytest fixtures, you need to use SeleniumBase as a fixture for compatibility. See: github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBa... for an example of the sb fixture.
Hi,
1) When using a hack like github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBa... to avoid using pytest, the variables still need to be initialized because pytest is no longer initializing them.
2) To get a pytest html report, add
--html=report.htmlfrom the pytest command line (not the test itself!). For the Allure report, use--alluredir=ALLURE_DIRon the command line.3) When using other pytest fixtures, you need to use SeleniumBase as a fixture for compatibility. See: github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBa... for an example of the
sbfixture.Hi
2) Sorry, forgot to mention. I need the report when NOT running from pytest. How do I pass these arguments when running from main?
Thanks
Sri
Hi Sri, those reports are specific to pytest plugins:
pytest-htmlandallure-pytest. You'll need to use pytest for those reports to be generated.Thanks