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Automated requirement coverage calculation and its visualization in Allure Framework

Do you want to know how to turn the requirement coverage metric into an actual linter for your codebase? Read more to find out! This is a case study about an automated pipeline with that metric.

VSCode Plugin for Allure tools released!

We've made a brand new VSCode Plugin. It's going to make your life much easier and speed up your workflow.

Allure Report vs. Allure TestOps

Do you want to know, what the difference between Allure Report and Allure TestOps is? Let's find out!

Allure TestOps 4.12.0 Feature Review

We've added a whole bunch of new features to Allure TestOps - let's take a look at the most exciting ones together!

Allure Report in November 2022: 56+ million reports and we've hit 3k stars on GitHub!

More and more people are using Allure Report, and they're generating reports more often. Let's take a look at some fresh statistics!

Quality Gates for Testers

Quality gates aren't just meetings with checklists - we believe automated tests make the best quality gates!

Miro: The TestOps Journey

How do Miro developers and testers manage to run 3000 E2E tests hundreds of times a day? And how do they test Java and TS in a single space? With Allure TestOps, it's a cakewalk!

Allure TestOps Cloud General Availability

Today, we are thrilled to announce the general availability of Allure TestOps Cloud!

Quality pipelines with Allure TestOps

Allure TestOps was created to help developers build software quality across the DevOps pipeline. How does it work in real life?

Allure TestOps plugin for IntelliJ IDEs update

The settings for the IntelliJ Plugin have had some major improvements that will help you keep your workflow seamless and well-structured.

Allure TestOps 4.7.x Feature review

Allure TestOps feature review is back! Since the last review, there were five releases with some neat features on board!

Defect Management Process

Defects are destructive at any software development stage.However, defects are present in all software because _humans create software_ — which means inevitable human error during production.