When a test fails, the first questions are usually "where did it fail?" and "why?" Until now, answering them meant opening each run one at a time. Two new columns in your test results surface that at a glance:
- Failure reason: the run's failure reason, so you can scan what's going wrong without opening each run.
- Failed at: the step where the run failed (for example, "Step 2.7"), so you can tell whether repeated failures happen at the same place or move around. Hover over it to see the underlying error.
Failure reason shows by default everywhere: on the main Results page and in each test's run history. Failed at shows by default in a test's run history, where comparing failures across recent runs matters most, and you can turn it on for the main Results page whenever you want.
Compare failures for a single test
To compare failures for a single test, open the test and go to its run history. Both columns are there by default, so you can scan the Failed at and Failure reason columns down the list to see whether the failures are consistent or changing.
Review failing steps across all tests
To add the Failed at column to the main Results page, open the Configure columns menu and turn it on. Your choice is remembered for next time.
Use these new columns to quickly review failure details at a glance.