Job Reports

Reports provide summarized job information, including status counts and links to tests. You can generate and download detailed reports at the end of job execution that helps you analyze the outcome of your tests based on your framework.

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Refer to this detailed Job Reports page to learn more about the types of reports being offered and how to configure them.

Steps to Generate and Download Reports

Follow the below mentioned steps to generate the Reports for your desired framework:

Step 1: Go to the HyperExecute YAML file

Step 2: Add the below mentioned parameters in the YAML file to generate the Reports

• You must set the report flag to true.
• You will have to specify the location, type and framework associated with your report in the partialReports field to generate it.

report: true
partialReports:
  frameworkName: testng
  location: target/surefire-reports/html
  type: html

Note: If you do not specify a framework but you do mention the type of the report, then a report of the default framework is created.

Step 3: Now trigger your job and go to the HyperExecute dashboard.

Step 4: Click on the Open button of the Reports.

Here is the sample report generated.

Generate Multiple Reports

If you want to generate multiple reports of different types supported by HyperExecute, simply add the required specifications in the partialReports field as shown below:

partialReports:
  - location: reports/json
    type: json
    frameworkName: extent-native
    
  - location: target/surefire-reports
    type: html
    frameworkName: testng

Regex Support for Dynamic Report Paths

You can now use glob-style wildcards (**) in the location field of partialReports to dynamically match nested folders and custom report paths. This is especially useful when your test reports are generated inside directories that include date stamps, environment names, or other runtime variables.

Example:

hyperexecute.yaml

partialReports:
  location: reports/**/cucumber/
  # location: target/abc/**/pqr/**/cucumber-reports
  frameworkName: cucumber
  type: json

Ensure that your Testrunner.java file should have the complete path from where partial reports will be added. Example:

Testrunner.java

plugin = {
    "json:target/abc/mno/pqr/xyz/cucumber-reports/CucumberTestReport.json",
    "json:target/abc/its/pqr/abc/cucumber-reports/CucumberTestReport.json"
}