Create a browserstack.yml file as in the following code sample:
```yml
userName: YOUR_USERNAME
accessKey: YOUR_ACCESS_KEY
projectName: Sample Project Name
buildName: CLI Upload Build
CUSTOM_TAG_1: Regression
CUSTOM_TAG_2: P0
# Use CUSTOM_TAG_<N> and set more build tags as you need.
testObservabilityOptions:
reportPath: /Users/johnDoe/ProjectDirectory/allure-results
# Provide path to either a zip folder of your Allure Reports / JUnit XML files or the directory containing the same
format: #allure or junit
#Defaults to junit
```
userName: YOUR_USERNAME
accessKey: YOUR_ACCESS_KEY
projectName: Sample Project Name
buildName: CLI Upload Build
CUSTOM_TAG_1: Regression
CUSTOM_TAG_2: P0
# Use CUSTOM_TAG_<N> and set more build tags as you need.
testObservabilityOptions:
reportPath: /Users/johnDoe/ProjectDirectory/allure-results
# Provide path to either a zip folder of your Allure Reports / JUnit XML files or the directory containing the same
format: #allure or junit#Defaults to junit
Upload your test results
Simply run the following command to upload your test results to Test Observability. The CLI will look for the test results and browserstack.yml file in the current directory and upload the test results to Test Observability.
Terminal
./browserstack-cli upload-report
# Alternatively, you can specify the browserstackConfigFile, reportPath, and reportFormat with the following command:
./browserstack-cli upload-report --browserstackConfigFile="<custom-browserstack.yml-path>" --reportPath="<reportFolderPath/reportZipFile>" --reportFormat="allure/junit"
Post report upload completion, you will see the Test Observability build URL printed in the terminal. Alternatively, you can also navigate to your build run using Build Runs.
Create a browserstack.yml file as in the following code sample:
```yml
userName: YOUR_USERNAME
accessKey: YOUR_ACCESS_KEY
projectName: Sample Project Name
buildName: CLI Upload Build
CUSTOM_TAG_1: Regression
CUSTOM_TAG_2: P0
# Use CUSTOM_TAG_<N> and set more build tags as you need.
testObservabilityOptions:
reportPath: /home/user/ProjectDirectory/allure-results
# Provide path to either a zip folder of your Allure Reports / JUnit XML files or the directory containing the same
format: #allure or junit
#Defaults to junit
```
userName: YOUR_USERNAME
accessKey: YOUR_ACCESS_KEY
projectName: Sample Project Name
buildName: CLI Upload Build
CUSTOM_TAG_1: Regression
CUSTOM_TAG_2: P0
# Use CUSTOM_TAG_<N> and set more build tags as you need.
testObservabilityOptions:
reportPath: /home/user/ProjectDirectory/allure-results
# Provide path to either a zip folder of your Allure Reports / JUnit XML files or the directory containing the same
format: #allure or junit#Defaults to junit
Upload your test results
Simply run the following command to upload your test results to Test Observability. The CLI will look for the test results and browserstack.yml file in the current directory and upload the test results to Test Observability.
Terminal
./browserstack_cli upload-report
# Alternatively, you can specify the browserstackConfigFile, reportPath, and reportFormat with the following command:
./browserstack_cli upload-report --browserstackConfigFile="<custom-browserstack.yml-path>" --reportPath="<reportFolderPath/reportZipFile>" --reportFormat="allure/junit"
Post report upload completion, you will see the Test Observability build URL printed in the terminal. Alternatively, you can also navigate to your build run using Build Runs.
Create a browserstack.yml file as in the following code sample:
```yml
userName: YOUR_USERNAME
accessKey: YOUR_ACCESS_KEY
projectName: Sample Project Name
buildName: CLI Upload Build
CUSTOM_TAG_1: Regression
CUSTOM_TAG_2: P0
# Use CUSTOM_TAG_<N> and set more build tags as you need.
testObservabilityOptions:
reportPath: C:\Users\JohnDoe\ProjectDirectory\allure-results
# Provide path to either a zip folder of your Allure Reports / JUnit XML files or the directory containing the same
format: #allure or junit
#Defaults to junit
```
userName: YOUR_USERNAME
accessKey: YOUR_ACCESS_KEY
projectName: Sample Project Name
buildName: CLI Upload Build
CUSTOM_TAG_1: Regression
CUSTOM_TAG_2: P0
# Use CUSTOM_TAG_<N> and set more build tags as you need.
testObservabilityOptions:
reportPath: C:\Users\JohnDoe\ProjectDirectory\allure-results
# Provide path to either a zip folder of your Allure Reports / JUnit XML files or the directory containing the same
format: #allure or junit#Defaults to junit
Upload your test results
Simply run the following command to upload your test results to Test Observability. The CLI will look for the test results and browserstack.yml file in the current directory and upload the test results to Test Observability.
PowerShell
.\browserstack_cli.exe upload-report
# Alternatively, you can specify the browserstackConfigFile, reportPath, and reportFormat with the following command:.\browserstack_cli.exe upload-report --browserstackConfigFile="<custom-browserstack.yml-path>"--reportPath="<reportFolderPath/reportZipFile>"--reportFormat="allure/junit"
Post report upload completion, you will see the Test Observability build URL printed in the terminal. Alternatively, you can also navigate to your build run using Build Runs.
