How can I set some clear and informative value for SUITES?
I use pytest and allure, and I want to put into SUITES something more informative instead of tests.incident.addd_incident. How can I do that?
Solution
From this Github issue, all you need to do is decorate your test function with @allure.title:
@allure.title("Descriptive title for test")
def test_add_incident(self):
...
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