Description:
While trying to use the [Skip] attribute on a test parameter in NUnit, I noticed that if the parameter is used in a [TestCase("SENSITIVE")], it still appears in the Test Parameters section of the Allure NUnit report.
This poses a problem when dealing with values that might be sensitive or confidential.
Question:
Is there a way to use sensitive data in [TestCase] without having it exposed in the Allure NUnit report under Test Parameters? Ideally, we would like to skip or mask certain parameter values from being displayed in the test metadata.
Description:
While trying to use the
[Skip]attribute on a test parameter in NUnit, I noticed that if the parameter is used in a[TestCase("SENSITIVE")], it still appears in the Test Parameters section of the Allure NUnit report.This poses a problem when dealing with values that might be sensitive or confidential.
Question:
Is there a way to use sensitive data in
[TestCase]without having it exposed in the Allure NUnit report under Test Parameters? Ideally, we would like to skip or mask certain parameter values from being displayed in the test metadata.