How to limit historical data (trends)?
See original GitHub issueI’m using the console generator to create Allure reports.
In order to make trends work I copy "History"
folder from previous report to "allure-results"
folder so it will take part in generation of a new report.
My question is: how can I limit history to N amount of runs so only N amount of test runs are displayed in all the trends?
I use VSTS and its plugin doesn’t do it (in fact, the plugin doesn’t work at all so I don’t use it).
Allure version | 2.4.1.1 |
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Test framework | MsTest v2 |
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@koreyba there is no simple way to do that at the moment. But one of the main improvements of upcoming release (Allure 3) is possibility to configure plugins (including history trend plugin)
Why Jenkins? I told that I use VSTS 😃 but I don’t use any plugins to generate report, I use the console.