Codeceptjs use allure-js-commons 1.3.2, because allure-js-commons 2+ is still on beta. But for the rendering of the Allure report it's used allure-commandline 2+.
Allure Screen Diff is a feature of the Allure 2 test reporting tool that allows you to compare screenshots of your application before and after changes. This is useful for detecting visual differences between different builds, detecting UI changes and regressions, and improving overall quality assurance.
See the Allure Screen Diff DOC.
The feature is not supported by allure-js-commons earlier than 2.0, but allure-commandline support it.
The reason of the PR is to provide this feature allure plugin based on allure-js-commons 1.3.2.
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Motivation/Description of the PR
Codeceptjs use allure-js-commons 1.3.2, because allure-js-commons 2+ is still on beta. But for the rendering of the Allure report it's used allure-commandline 2+.
Allure Screen Diff is a feature of the Allure 2 test reporting tool that allows you to compare screenshots of your application before and after changes. This is useful for detecting visual differences between different builds, detecting UI changes and regressions, and improving overall quality assurance.
See the Allure Screen Diff DOC.
The feature is not supported by allure-js-commons earlier than 2.0, but allure-commandline support it.
The reason of the PR is to provide this feature allure plugin based on allure-js-commons 1.3.2.
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