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Upgrade Allure Report ​

We recommend to use the latest version of the Allure Report command-line utility.

To upgrade your Allure Report installation to the newest version, follow the instructions below. Select the same method you used when installing the previous version.

TIP

Which version do I have now?

To find out the current installed version of Allure Report, open the terminal and run allure --version. If it displays the same version number as the latest Allure Report release, you do not need to upgrade for now.

We also recommend running this command after an upgrade to make sure it was successful.

Upgrade from Scoop ​

Allure Report commandline latest version

If you installed Allure Report from Scoop, use the following command to upgrade it.

scoop update allure

Upgrade from Homebrew ​

Allure Report commandline Homebrew latest version

If you installed Allure Report from Homebrew (for macOS or Linux), use the following command to upgrade it.

brew upgrade allure

Upgrade from a DEB package ​

Allure Report commandline latest version

If you installed Allure Report from a DEB package, you need to download and install a newer version of the DEB package. This will automatically replace the existing installation.

  1. Go to the latest Allure Report release on GitHub and download the allure-*.deb file.

  2. In a terminal, go to the directory with the file and install it. For example:

    sudo dpkg -i allure_2.29.0-1_all.deb

Upgrade from a Node.js package ​

Allure Report commandline npm latest version

If you installed Allure Report from a Node.js package for your project, upgrade it via npm.

npm update -g allure-commandline

Upgrade from an archive ​

Allure Report commandline latest version

If you installed Allure Report from an archive (for Windows, macOS or Linux), follow the same installation instructions again to download and install a newer archive.

When editing the environment variable on the last step, make sure to delete the path to the previous version.

Optionally, remove the directory containing the previous Allure version if you don't need it.

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