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Make reporter compatible with WebdriverIO v5 #12
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I would like to help with the update, as I'm using this reporter. Looking at the current messages that are generated I think there is some information there that is no longer provided in the I can try to create a PR with a possible update. |
I have a version working locally, will see if I can provide the PR |
Any updates on this? |
I didn't work on this as @fedecia mentioned that they already have a working version. Happy to give it a try if they are unable to create the PR. |
Sorry, guys. Haven't noticed it. I'll check it this week and see what can i do. |
Any news on this? I would really appreciate if the reporter would be updated to be compatible with WebdriverIO v5 :) |
@fedecia any chance you could provide a PR for this please? |
I just created a PR updating the reporter to support wdio 5. #14 |
Hello, any chances of getting this PR merged? #14 |
Hola 👋
WebdriverIO released v5 around Christmas, see also this blogpost. To make this reporter usable with the new version there are some small adjustments necessary. There are some minor changes that need to be made. You can find a general overview here. Most important ones to point out are:
"@wdio/cli": "^5.0.0"
as peerDependency@wdio/reporter
super()
Note: if your reporter is designed to report to stdout have it the following way:
this.write("my log message")
Feel free to drop by the
webdriverio/v5
support channel in case you need support.Thanks so much for contributing to the WebdriverIO community. We really appreciate it 🙏 !
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