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We're moving more and more of our testing into @playwright/test—and not just UI tests! It would be great to have a reporter/viewer that was aware of multiple HTML Reports and Test Runs, and get an overview over time of pass/fail/flake (like @aslushnikov's Flakiness 2 dashboard).
For instance, it'd sweet to be able to do something like:
Where that dir has a bunch or reports in it from that past hour/days/weeks/etc.
We have some e2e suites that run 4 times an hour, while others are hourly/daily, so seeing some timeseries data would be great (test speed, passes/fails, etc.)
Please reach out as I'd love to talk more about what would be useful for us to see (along with how we'd deploy such a thing in our companies testing environments for viewing in the browser)!
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We're moving more and more of our testing into @playwright/test—and not just UI tests! It would be great to have a reporter/viewer that was aware of multiple HTML Reports and Test Runs, and get an overview over time of pass/fail/flake (like @aslushnikov's Flakiness 2 dashboard).
For instance, it'd sweet to be able to do something like:
Where that dir has a bunch or reports in it from that past hour/days/weeks/etc.
We have some e2e suites that run 4 times an hour, while others are hourly/daily, so seeing some timeseries data would be great (test speed, passes/fails, etc.)
Please reach out as I'd love to talk more about what would be useful for us to see (along with how we'd deploy such a thing in our companies testing environments for viewing in the browser)!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: