Here you can find some ready-to-use solutions showing you how to start using Allure in your .NET projects
- Check for your favorite testing framework and open a project inside.
- See .csproj for dependencies and any other configuration or use your NuGet client
- Run tests to prove it works (some of them can be "red" - it's ok)
- In order to see results you can use allure command line to generate an html-report
allure serve ./bin/Debug/net6.0/allure-results