Is it possible to add the method's parameters to report with the help of AllureStep?

[unickq]

Is it possible to add the method's parameters to report with the help of AllureStep?

[unickq]

Hi @IZaiarnyi

That won't work with [AllureStep]. But you can use

public BackgroundChecksSteps Login(string email, string pass)
{
    return AllureLifecycle.Instance.WrapInStep(() => { new LoginPage().login(email, pass); }, $"I login with email = {email} and  pass {pass} ");
}

[IZaiarnyi]

Thank you, for your response. This works, but the readability of code becomes worse( Probably, it makes sense to add this functionality into AllureStep attribute?

[unickq]

@IZaiarnyi
added this feature in 1.0.9
parsing parameters values by indexes

namespace xxx
{
    [AllureNUnit]
    public class Tests
    {
        [Test]
        public void Test1()
        {
            StepSample("user", "pwd123");
        }

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

[ProAntix]

@unickq great feature, however, when trying implement it I get the following error when entering the method with the [AllureStep] above it:

Any idea how I can fix this?

Thanks.

System.NullReferenceException
HResult=0x80004003
Message=Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Source=NUnit.Allure.Steps
StackTrace:
at NUnit.Allure.Steps.AllureStepAspect.WrapStep(String name, MethodBase methodBase, Object[] arguments, Func`2 method)
at Fenergo.API.Tests.TestBase.__a$_around_CreateCobCase_100663395_w_0(Object[] )
at Fenergo.API.Tests.TestBase.CreateCobCase(String leName, String template, String formatValue, String leKey, String userKey)
at Fenergo.API.Tests.TestBase.d__80.MoveNext() in C:\git\Fenergo.API.Tests.2\Tests\TestBase.cs:line 760

[unickq]

@ProAntix
Well, no idea. Such a complex async code 😃. It can be one of the dependencies, like allure-csharp, aspect, etc. Or my code, idk. I have never run async NUnit test with allure before.

But let's have a look.
Can you create a smaller example of the equal async code for me to debug?

[ProAntix]

@unickq I'll try get that done tomorrow.

Where can I get a list of the full dependencies, don't think I've got all of those installed.

[IZaiarnyi]

Wow, thank you