Add capability to pass Host/Port config when running gradle task "allureServe"

[RamiaSaidawi]

Add capability to pass Host/Port config when running gradle task "allureServe"

[vlsi]

This PR adds --host and --port parameters to allureServe and allureAggregateServe tasks: #61

Please feel free to try it and provide feedback

[pandoras-toolbox]

How to use it with Gradle? This does not work: ./gradlew allureServe --host localhost

Unknown command-line option '--host'.

The problem is that the IP address which Allure serve picks is wrong on the developer MacBooks of some colleges. Why? I have no idea. But with "localhost" for the host it works. How can we configure that Allure serve uses "localhost" instead of any other IP address which does not work on some computers?

[vlsi]

Which plugin version do you use?

[pandoras-toolbox]

The version of io.qameta.allure is 2.8.1. We are still using Gradle 6.9, I think newer plugin versions require at least Gradle 7.

[vlsi]

Please upgrade.

https://github.com/allure-framework/allure-gradle#basic-usage

Note: 2.9+ requires Gradle 5.0+

[pandoras-toolbox]

I upgraded the Allure plugin to 2.9.4, the option --host now can be used, thank you. But in IntelliJ it does not display anymore the Gradle tasks "allureReport" and "allureServe". If I want them back I have to add the tasks myself in our project I guess.

[vlsi]

Please check "verification" task group, the tasks should be there.

[pandoras-toolbox]

Oh, yeah, thank you again!

[RamiaSaidawi]

I updated to 2.9.6 and was able to run allureServe with specific host

created this task
task('localAllureServe', type: Exec, group: 'verification') {
executable './gradlew'
args 'allureServe', '--host', 'localhost'
}

thank you