Releases: gemini-testing/html-reporter
v10.14.1
🐛 Bug fixes
- Fix diff mode select by @Hypnosphi in #634
v10.14.0 — Jest support & better error handling in New UI!
This release adds an integration with Jest framework and further enhancements to New UI.
🚀 Improvements
Jest support
We're happy to announce that html-reporter is now compatible with Jest! Whether you are using Testplane, Playwright or Jest — you can view test results in a single UI, which leads to more unified & streamlined developer experience!
To get started with Jest integration, make sure you have html-reporter installed:
npm i -D html-reporter
And then add it to your Jest config as a reporter:
const config = {
reporters: [
'html-reporter/build/jest.js',
/* ...other Jest reporters */
],
};
After running your Jest tests, report will appear in html-report
folder by default. Read our article to find out more!
One limitation though: GUI mode for Jest is not yet supported. This means that you can't run your tests from our UI — only view results after running Jest directly.
Better error handling in New UI
We've worked on better error handling across the whole app — now if anything goes wrong, it goes wrong with style.
Images prefetching
We've added images prefetching in New UI to make working with screenshots even better. Now, most of the time you open up a test result, all images are already there and you don't need to wait!
v10.13.2
v10.13.1
⚙️ Internal changes
This release contains changes related to UI usage data tracking. Starting from this version, we send anonymous UI usage data unless you opt-out.
All data is completely anonymous, is not associated with you or your project. We never send anything related to your reports data or your project's tests. These are some examples of what we can see:
- How often you use certain buttons in the UI, like "run tests" or "accept screenshot"
- Loading speed of the UI
- Which type of UI you prefer: old vs new
You can help us improve the overall UX by allowing analytics of UI usage data.
If you want to opt-out, you can do so by following instructions on this page.
v10.13.0
🚀 Improvements
- Add
npx testplane gui --local
support (#625)
More at: https://testplane.io/blog/local-browsers-intro/
v10.12.1
v10.12.0 — Tests sorting by duration and start time in New UI!
v10.11.0 — Tests sorting, info panel and assertion errors in New UI!
This release adds tests sorting, information panel and other improvements in New UI.
🚀 Improvements
Tests sorting in suites tree view
Now it's possible to sort tests by Name, Failed runs count and Tests count (when grouping is enabled) as well as change sort direction. This allows you to quickly identify flaky tests or what errors are the most frequent.
New info panel
The info panel has all the stats like report version, creation date, your custom links that you added via extraItems
API and data sources. Connection status is displayed for each data source and we also implemented smoother re-connect experience in GUI mode.
All errors are displayed
Now all errors — even those not linked to any step are displayed in your report

This release contains a number of other minor enhancements, notably major improvements in performance when dealing with large sets of data.
v10.10.1 — Quick actions & grouping in New UI and more!
This release contains new major features and improvements in New UI.
🚀 Improvements
New toolbar at the top of tree view
Useful for mass actions like running tests or accepting screenshots.
Tests grouping
Allows you to group tests by some meta field like file
or sessionId
. You can also group tests by error to see what errors are common in the whole run.
Skip reason display
Test skip reason is now displayed both in tree view below test name and in meta info.

Improved empty states
A comprehensive message is now shown if report is empty. Improved visuals of empty states across the app, including tree view and test steps.
🐛 Bug fixes
- When using html-reporter with playwright, visual cheks results are now displayed underneath correct step (they used to be displayed at the very end)
- A few visual fixes here and there like paddings at the top of a test card and unnecessary expand/collapse chevron appearing in the tree view in rare cases