Context not appearing in reports

I’m attempting to use addContext with tests running in Cypress 2.10 (Windows 10) and the latest version of mochawesome (3.0.2 with reporter at 3.1.2), but the added context isn’t appearing in the report. I’ve added the following test as an example:

const addContext = require('mochawesome/addContext');

describe('example context missing', () => {
    it('should have context', function () {
        expect(1+1).to.eq(2);
        addContext(this, 'context');
    });
});

Here’s the expanded report section for that test:

And here’s the JSON generated:

      {
        "uuid": "16c93dda-0555-41aa-9d6f-2742af6d8e57",
        "title": "example context missing",
        "fullFile": "",
        "file": "",
        "beforeHooks": [],
        "afterHooks": [],
        "tests": [
          {
            "title": "should have context",
            "fullTitle": "example context missing should have context",
            "duration": 4,
            "state": "passed",
            "speed": "fast",
            "pass": true,
            "fail": false,
            "pending": false,
            "code": "expect(1 + 1).to.eq(2);\naddContext(this, 'context');",
            "err": {},
            "isRoot": false,
            "uuid": "e2403d20-86f4-4730-a017-d20b4c68154b",
            "isHook": false,
            "skipped": false
          }
        ],
        "suites": [],
        "passes": [
          "e2403d20-86f4-4730-a017-d20b4c68154b"
        ],
        "failures": [],
        "pending": [],
        "skipped": [],
        "duration": 4,
        "root": false,
        "rootEmpty": false,
        "_timeout": 2000
      }

I’ve debugged addContext whilst the tests have been running and test.context is set to the string passed in, so the helper appears to be doing it’s work, it just isn’t showing up in the report.

[mjhea0]

I have mochawesome working here -> https://github.com/testdrivenio/cypress-mochawesome-s3

Essentially-

1. cypress runs
2. each spec generates a new report
3. a custom script combines each mochawesome json file and calculates the stats
4. html report is then generated

[StormPooper]

Ah, no, we aren’t currently paying for the dashboard service, the mochawesome report is so we have a nice viewable report within TeamCity, directly with the build in question.