Does Extent Reports support parallel execution reporting
Hi Neha Gupta,
Yes, extent reports can be used to generate execution reports for parallel execution. Extent report generation is not impacted by the mode of execution like parallel. We only need to take care of implementing Extent report generation steps. If they are valid, reports are generated properly, irrespective of whether the execution is parallel or serial.
To learn more about how you can generate extent reports in parallel and how to generate the extent reports using TestNG, follow the blog given below and get complete guidance.
Hello NehaGupta,
Parallel Test Execution Integration:
When integrating with testing frameworks like TestNG or JUnit that support parallel execution, Extent Reports can capture and aggregate results from multiple threads or test instances. It provides mechanisms to collate test outcomes from parallel test runs and present them cohesively in a consolidated report. Configurable Reporting Settings:
Extent Reports offers configuration options to customize how parallel test results are displayed and aggregated in reports. Users can set up reporting preferences to align with the specific requirements of their parallel testing environments, ensuring clarity and organization in the generated reports.
Example Use Case: TestNG Parallel Execution: If using TestNG for parallel test execution, Extent Reports can be configured to handle concurrent test results across different threads or test groups. Each test’s outcome is captured and displayed in the Extent report, providing a comprehensive view of test execution across parallel streams.