If you're looking for the source code in this video, it's available on GitHub 👉 github.com/checkly/playwright-examples And if you have any questions or comments, let us know! 🦝
Thanks for the video idea. I have some follow up questions... Could you explain a bit more what you're after? Did I get this correctly, that you want to persist the test results over time in a dashboard? And if so, why does this matter to you? Thanks! 🦝
@we need to implement Allure reporting for our test runs. For example, when we run a regression test suite, we get an Allure report showing us all passed and failed test cases, the test steps that failed, and why they failed (expected result vs. actual result). However, when we run the regression test suite the next day, our Allure report should also include information from the previous day. This way, over time, we can open the Allure report and check the history of our test runs, for example, how many times tests passed and how many times they failed. Basically, we need trend functionality.
If you're looking for the source code in this video, it's available on GitHub 👉 github.com/checkly/playwright-examples
And if you have any questions or comments, let us know! 🦝
Big fan of your work !! ❤
Thank you so much! 💙🦝
I will definitely try out that last frontend error fixture!
It's one of my fav little quality tricks! 😎
Could you please make video on how to setup history and retries in Playwright? So Allure reports will show full history of test runs
Thanks for the video idea. I have some follow up questions...
Could you explain a bit more what you're after? Did I get this correctly, that you want to persist the test results over time in a dashboard? And if so, why does this matter to you?
Thanks! 🦝
@we need to implement Allure reporting for our test runs. For example, when we run a regression test suite, we get an Allure report showing us all passed and failed test cases, the test steps that failed, and why they failed (expected result vs. actual result). However, when we run the regression test suite the next day, our Allure report should also include information from the previous day. This way, over time, we can open the Allure report and check the history of our test runs, for example, how many times tests passed and how many times they failed. Basically, we need trend functionality.