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Label, analyse and export Playwright test results with RCA tracking directly from the HTML report Playwright RCA Helper is a lightweight, local-first workflow tool designed for QA engineers, automation testers, and developers. It transforms standard Playwright HTML reports into interactive workspaces, allowing you to easily label, categorize, and track test failures without leaving the browser. Key Features: • Smart Auto-Scraping: Automatically detects Playwright HTML reports and extracts test outcomes (Pass, Fail, Skipped), test IDs, and Scenario (SC) labels. • Interactive Sidebar Panel: An injected, resizable sidebar lets you easily click on any test in the report to add custom metadata. • Custom Metadata Tracking: Add specific details to any test run, including Issue Labels, Categories (e.g., Functional Bug), Owners (e.g., Frontend Team), and Jira Ticket IDs. • Merge & Reuse: Quickly copy previous labels or merge existing entries to speed up the triage process. • One-Click Excel Export: Download all your categorized test data into a clean, formatted .xlsx file for team reporting and metric tracking. How it works: The extension is strictly scoped to run only on Playwright test reports (via localhost, 127.0.0.1, local file:/// URLs, or specifically named /html-report/ directories). It operates entirely offline. All scraped data, labels, and Jira links are saved strictly to your local browser storage. No data is ever sent to external servers or third-party analytics.
Mar 30, 2026
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