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HP ALM migration

WARNING

MIGRATION AVAILABLE FOR ALLURE TESTOPS VERSION > 4.26.0

Configuration file example

Create the json file with content like:

elm
{
  "type": "alm",
  "debug": true,
  "requestLog": true,
  "allureConfig": {
    "endpoint": "https://demo.testops.cloud/",
    "token": "bf012aac-f2ca-4bdd-a30c-9f427901e239",
    "sslTrustAll": true,
    "projectId": 29,
    "migrationTagPrefix": "alm",
    "folderCfPrefix": "Section"
  },
  "almConfig": {
    "endpoint": "http://example.com:8080",
    "username": "admin",
    "password": "admin",
    "domainName": "DEFAULT",
    "projectName": "Test1",
		"ownerFieldName": "some-alm-field-name",
    "customFields": {
      "subtype-id": "Type",
      "alm test field name": "Allure cf name"
    }
  }
}

Configuration parameters

NameMandatoryDescriptionExample
commonPropertiesyessee description here:
Common properties
allureConfigyessee description here:
Allure TestOps properties
almConfig.endpointyesALM instance url
almConfig.usernameyesALM username
almConfig.passwordyesALM password
almConfig.domainNameyesALM domain nameDEFAULT
almConfig.projectNameyesALM project nametest1
almConfig.ownerFieldNamenoUse it to map the value from field into TestOps Member ownerowner
almConfig.customFieldsnoA list of cf values which need to be migrate to allure as custom fields.

To map fields from alm test you should specify the name

"customFields": { "subtype-id": "Type" }

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