New Year, new TestOps: another version is out! We've optimized the interface and made the navigation easier. The version numbering is also new, but don't worry: it's still your favourite platform. Let's make better tests together! docs.qameta.io/allure-testop…

As promised, here is another article about TestOps 5. We'll talk about changes in performance, user experience, visuals, and more. Plenty of work has been done - to make your work easier and more enjoyable! qameta.io/blog/allure-testop…

This summer was quite productive for us: Allure TestOps 5 is out! We'll cover its many features in several articles, starting with custom fields, bulk operations for them, safer deletion, and more. Take a look! qameta.io/blog/allure-testop…

Happy Tester's Day everyone! The Allure Report Team is glad to be part of the community and to be able to provide the best solutions for the industry. More to come!

The final article in our series on test smells has been published on DZone. Here, we look at the causes of smells and find that many point to issues outside tests. Come and take a look! dzone.com/articles/roots-of-…

One more article on test smells is out on DZone. This time, we've written about end-to-end tests and shown how to refactor a small test base. Check it out! dzone.com/articles/test-smel…

The awesome people at DZone have decided that our article should be featured on their main page - which makes us very, very happy! The article is on smells in unit tests; check it out, it's interesting stuff: dzone.com/articles/test-smel…

Our team's article about smells in unit tests has been published on DZone. We've applied best practices to a simple example and corrected common mistakes people make when writing unit tests. We hope it will help you! hubs.ly/Q02G9Z2P0

Our final article on test smells is out! It turns out that tests can point us to non-test problems — with production code, team communication, and more. Be good to your tests, and try to listen to what they tell you! hubs.ly/Q02FM-3v0

One more article about test smells from our team! This time, it's E2E tests with JUnit and Selenide. Can we get both DRY and DAMP? What amount of engineering counts as overengineering? Let's find out! hubs.ly/Q02F0jN_0 #qa #testautomation

Test smells and maintainability are crucial topics for our community, and we plan to publish a series of articles about them. The first one about unit tests is already out — we hope you'll enjoy it! hubs.ly/Q02DxfK10

Allure Report Team invites you to @esconfs 2024, an excellent opportunity to meet like-minded people and find new tools to solve your testing needs! We'll present our latest features and look forward to seeing you there. Use our code and get 10% off the tickets!

There have been some handy improvements in the latest releases of Allure Testops: copy-pasting scenario steps, formatting, project-level custom fields, improved expected results. We'll keep improving the UX of our product — dive in to learn more! hubs.ly/Q02xxf760

Allure Testops 4.26.0 is out, and it is now possible to copy-paste scenario steps! There are plenty of smaller improvements, too, so dive in to learn more: hubs.ly/Q02xmmTM0

We're happy to present Allure Testops 4.25.0! Scenarios keep getting easier to use, and improvements to custom fields allow you to control the shape of your project. There is plenty of smaller stuff as well - check it out! docs.qameta.io/allure-testop…