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Store some amount of test restult history #71

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BrapiCoordinatorSelby opened this issue Feb 17, 2023 · 2 comments
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Store some amount of test restult history #71

BrapiCoordinatorSelby opened this issue Feb 17, 2023 · 2 comments

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@BrapiCoordinatorSelby
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Store some amount of test history so a user can look back on previous test results. The previous results could be displayable on the UI, and/or kept as downloadable reports. History could be kept in the LocalStorage or page cookies, kept locally while the page is open, not needed forever.

@patrick-koenig
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I think the feature "test history" is already implemented in the current version as highlighted in the following screenshot:

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Or is there a misunderstanding about the function here?

@BrapiCoordinatorSelby
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That is a good feature that I wasn't aware of! That covers part of what I was thinking, being able to see change and (hopefully) improvement over time,
The other part is keeping history for the "Test your own" section, and I think that might be best supported with some kind of downloadable test report and/or a temporary local history for the current web session.
I often follow this workflow with BRAVA: (1) see a failing test (2) make a change to the server (3) run a new test manually (4) review the results. (5) repeat as needed
I think it would be nice to see clearly that the test I was looking at went from fail to pass, and some regression to confirm no others went from pass to fail.

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