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I am using the Serenity BDD tool Version 1.2.1-rc.6 with JUnit 4.12 to automate some regression testing. The project is working fine so far but I want to be able to rename the generated reports.
At the moment they are called something like this: 62e91fe28f676d9f760e63756d4ba1d2.html
I want them to be named after the testcase creating them.
I have not seen anything about this in the Serenity Reference Manual nor elsewhere I could think of.
Any help would be appreciated.

B.Wagner
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You can set the serenity.compress.filenames property in the serenity.properties or serenity.conf file to false. This will create a filename based on the test case path, test case name and test name. Note that if your test names/paths are very long it may cause issues with (some versions of?) Windows (that doesn't support file paths longer than 260 chars).

John Smart
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  • Does not seem to work for me. I tested it with true and false and no change in created reports filename. My windows version does not support filenames longer than 260 chars so I put the output folder on the desktop and even then my reports where not named after the testcase. – B.Wagner Jan 02 '17 at 06:44
  • Make sure your serenity.properties or serenity.conf file is accessible to the Serenity Maven plugin (e.g. by using serenity.properties in the root project directory). – John Smart Jan 19 '17 at 21:48