Labels and metadata

Allure labels are key-value pairs written into test result files by Allure adapters. Allure TestOps reads these labels on upload and uses them to populate test case attributes — custom fields, layers, members, issues, tags, and environment data.

The table below shows which attribute types Allure TestOps supports and what each one is used for.

Attribute	Description	Used for
Custom fields	Epic, Feature, Story, Component, Microservice, and any other governed key-value pair	Test case filtering, test result filtering, analytics filtering, grouping (trees)
Test layer	Testing layer: UI, API, integration, etc.	Test case filtering, test result filtering, analytics filtering
Members	Author, owner, team lead, etc.	Test case filtering, test result filtering, analytics filtering, notifications
Issues	Linked bugs, features, or epics from an issue tracker	Test case filtering, test result filtering, analytics filtering, exporting data to issues
Tags	Lightweight free-form markers	Test case filtering, test result filtering, analytics filtering
Environment	Browser, host, OS, or other execution context	Test case history filtering, test result filtering, running tests on different environments

Standard labels

The table below lists the standard labels used in Allure Framework. The Occurrence column indicates whether Allure takes only the first occurrence of the label (first) or all occurrences (all) when building the result file.

Label	Occurrence	Allure Report v2	Allure TestOps	Notes
ALLURE_ID	first	—	✅
AS_ID	first	—	✅	Deprecated; use `ALLURE_ID` instead
ALLURE_MANUAL	first	—	✅
package	first	✅	—
testClass	first	✅	✅
testMethod	first	✅	✅
parentSuite	all	✅	✅
suite	all	✅	✅
subSuite	all	✅	✅
epic	all	✅	✅
feature	all	✅	✅
story	all	✅	✅
framework	first	✅	—	No default processing in Allure TestOps, but often used in user-defined mappings
language	first	✅	—	No default processing in Allure TestOps, but often used in user-defined mappings
layer	first	✅	✅
thread	first	✅	✅
host	first	✅	✅
severity	first	✅	—
tag	all	✅	✅
owner	all	—	✅
lead	all	—	✅
custom labels	all	—	✅

For language-specific examples of how to set labels in test code, see the Allure Report adapter documentation.