非Debian系GNU/Linux发行版安装Allure的可行性咨询（如CentOS 7）

Absolutely yes! Even though the official Allure docs only walk through installation steps for Debian-based distributions, you can easily get Allure running on CentOS 7 (or any other non-Debian GNU/Linux distro) with either of these reliable approaches:

Method 1: Use SDKMAN! (Recommended) #

SDKMAN! is a universal package manager built for JVM-based tools, making it perfect for cross-distribution installs. Here's the play-by-play:

• First, install SDKMAN! by running this in your terminal:

  curl -s "https://get.sdkman.io" | bash
  

• Once it's done installing, either restart your terminal or run this to load SDKMAN! in your current session:

  source "$HOME/.sdkman/bin/sdkman-init.sh"
  

• Install Allure with one simple command:

  sdk install allure
  

  If you need a specific version (say, 2.24.0), just add it to the command:

  sdk install allure 2.24.0
  

• Double-check it worked by running:

  allure --version
  

Method 2: Manual Binary Download #

This method works for any distro, no extra package managers needed. Here's how:

• Grab the latest (or your preferred version) Allure binary tarball from its official GitHub releases page—look for a file named allure-<version>.tgz.
• Extract the tarball to a system directory like /opt/ (or your home directory if you only need it for your user):

  tar -zxvf allure-<version>.tgz -C /opt/
  

• Add Allure's bin folder to your system PATH so you can run it from any terminal. Open your ~/.bashrc file (for user-only access) or /etc/profile (for system-wide access) and add this line:

  export PATH=$PATH:/opt/allure-<version>/bin
  

• Make the changes take effect right away by running:

  source ~/.bashrc
  

• Verify the installation:

  allure --version
  

Quick Note #

Don't forget: Allure is a Java-based tool, so you'll need a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed on your CentOS 7 system—Java 8 or newer is recommended. That's a must-have prerequisite.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者fgalan