Is possible to add in html or pdf reports, the git current branch?

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No, you can’t.

The program which compiles the built-in reports (both HTML and PDF) is not customizable at all. You are wasting your time. I would recommend you to abandon your idea.

I would explain by code what I stated above. The com.kms.katalon.core.reporting.ReportUtil is the program that compiles the reports. You can find the full souce code in the <Katalon Studio installed folder>/Contents/Eclipse/configuration/resources/source/com.kms.katalon.core/com.kms.katalon.core-sources.jar file.

Let me quote a method:

public class ReportUtil {
    ....
    private static StringBuilder generateVars(List<String> strings, TestSuiteLogRecord suiteLogEntity,
            StringBuilder model) throws IOException {
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        List<String> lines = IOUtils
                .readLines(ResourceLoader.class.getResourceAsStream(ResourceLoader.HTML_TEMPLATE_VARS));
        for (String line : lines) {
            if (line.equals(ResourceLoader.HTML_TEMPLATE_SUITE_MODEL_TOKEN)) {
                sb.append(model);
            } else if (line.equals(ResourceLoader.HTML_TEMPLATE_STRINGS_CONSTANT_TOKEN)) {
                appendReportConstantValues(strings, sb);
            } else if (line.equals(ResourceLoader.HTML_TEMPLATE_EXEC_ENV_TOKEN)) {
                StringBuilder envInfoSb = new StringBuilder();
                envInfoSb.append("{");
                envInfoSb.append(String.format("\"host\" : \"%s\", ", suiteLogEntity.getHostName()));
                envInfoSb.append(String.format("\"os\" : \"%s\", ", suiteLogEntity.getOs()));
                envInfoSb.append(String.format("\"" + StringConstants.APP_VERSION + "\" : \"%s\", ",
                        suiteLogEntity.getAppVersion()));
                if (suiteLogEntity.getBrowser() != null && !suiteLogEntity.getBrowser().equals("")) {
                    if (suiteLogEntity.getRunData().containsKey("browser")) {
                        envInfoSb.append(
                                String.format("\"browser\" : \"%s\",", suiteLogEntity.getRunData().get("browser")));
                    } else {
                        envInfoSb.append(String.format("\"browser\" : \"%s\",", suiteLogEntity.getBrowser()));
                    }
                }
                if (suiteLogEntity.getDeviceName() != null && !suiteLogEntity.getDeviceName().equals("")) {
                    envInfoSb.append(String.format("\"deviceName\" : \"%s\",", suiteLogEntity.getDeviceName()));
                }
                if (suiteLogEntity.getDeviceName() != null && !suiteLogEntity.getDeviceName().equals("")) {
                    envInfoSb.append(String.format("\"devicePlatform\" : \"%s\",", suiteLogEntity.getDevicePlatform()));
                }
                envInfoSb.append("\"\" : \"\"");

                envInfoSb.append("}");
                sb.append(envInfoSb);
            } else {
                sb.append(line);
                sb.append("\n");
            }
        }
        return sb;
    }
    ...

As you see, the content of “the Execution environment section of the report” is hard-coded in the ReportUtil class.

You would need to “change” the source code of the ReportUtils class. But in fact you can’t do it.