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🚀 New Feature

• #48 - Added support for AddScreenDiff without testResultId (@unickq)

🐛 Bug Fix

• #45 - NullReferenceException in AllureStepAspect.WrapStep (@unickq)

• #37 - refactoring

💥 Breaking Change

• Merged steps and tests in a single package. No need to install NUnit.Allure.Steps package

💅 Polish

• General cleanup
• NUnit 3.12.2

If any new errors are addressed - please create an issue and downgrade to 1.0.14

🐛 Bug Fix

• #40 - Categories Grouping fix for AllureDisplayIgnoredAttribute (@CraigRichards)
• #39 - Fixed underlying failure exception (@CraigRichards)

• Merge Allure and Allure.Steps
• Add more detailed test samples in a separate project
• Merge https://github.com/unickq/allure-nunit/pull/36

💥 Breaking Change

• #33 - Updated NUnit to 3.13.1 (@unickq )
• Removed net45 (@unickq )

🐛 Bug Fix

• #34 - Added support AllureDisplayIgnored for ignoring testcases (@Setil)
• #32 - fixed AllureExtendedConfiguration not created from AllureConfiguration (@Rumyash)

Some users on .net faced issues after NUnit 3.12 update. This fixes it - 3.12 uses by default

Also merged Step params https://github.com/unickq/allure-nunit/pull/29 by @IZaiarnyi

Feature #25

[AllureStep("Login with user {0} and password {1}")]
public void StepSample(string username, string password)
{
      Console.WriteLine(username);
      Console.WriteLine(password);
}

Bug fixes - #19 and #21

Fix: Attribute cannot be null in parametrized tests #17

Release 1.0.4: Fix #14

• [OneTime] Attributes added as steps. No results, not execution time - just a method name.
• Console Output is now an allure attachment - much more readable.
• AllureExtensions.WrapSetUpTearDownParams for SetUp/TearDown/OneTimeSetUp - ability to change step name and add its execution time.
• OneTimeTearDown is just a step without result. Obviously if OneTimeSetUp is failed there won't be any results at all (Action Attributes Approach) - but it's untrackable for OneTimeTearDown

Example:

[TearDown]
public void TearDown()
{
     AllureExtensions.WrapSetUpTearDownParams(() =>
     {
          Thread.Sleep(750);
          Console.WriteLine("Example of wrapped TearDown");
     }, "Custom TearDown name here");
}