Report Formats

Device Cloud supports the standard Maestro report formats: JUnit and HTML.

WARNING

allure and html-detailed are deprecated and will be removed on 7 December 2026. From that date, runs that pass them still run and don't fail:

• --report html-detailed gets the standard HTML report.
• --report allure gets no report.

To move now, use --report html or --report junit.

Available Reports

We support the following report types:

• junit
• html
• html-detailed (deprecated, removed on 7 December 2026)
• allure (deprecated, removed on 7 December 2026)

You can enable each report using --report <type>.

The CLI will automatically download the report to your working directory for you after the run finishes. To change the download path, use the flag for that report format:

• --junit-path <path> (default ./report.xml)
• --html-path <path> (default ./report.zip, applies to html and html-detailed)
• --allure-path <path> (default ./report.html)

INFO

The html and html-detailed reports are downloaded as a ZIP archive (the report plus its screenshots, videos and logs). Unzip it to view the report.

(--artifacts-path is a separate flag that sets the download path for the artifacts zip and requires --download-artifacts.)

Types of Report

JUnit

JUnit reports are XML-based and are generally the standard format for CI/CD reports.

HTML and HTML-Detailed

HTML reports are human-readable and provide a summary of a test run, including failure screenshots. Both are delivered as a ZIP containing the report and the files it links to. Detailed reports add the test steps to everything in a standard HTML report. html-detailed is deprecated: from 7 December 2026 it gives the standard HTML report.

Allure

Allure reports are HTML-based and are downloaded as a single, self-contained HTML file. Allure is deprecated and will be removed on 7 December 2026. From that date, runs that pass --report allure get no report. Use html or junit instead.